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Artis
-tie Couu
World'd
t eric its for
Givut Fair.
An Interacting i ' 1 ! .ml of Cruata-ct-ilu.-
Mini Itat -;e. L-i ia Ir..il4-t:.l lu
tbti 11... i- lain;.. tf
1-il.'.
collection of ani-wat.-i-
is at present
A very wonderf.:l
iti:i Is t h:it live in t iu
be're in. nisi -t urvil by the I'nite I
.-! itc-. Ir-b ) : 1 1 ' 1 1 i s doner for exhibition
it t til-- Umi-;.!'., fair in ('hie l:ro. S mo
wh:it ! l a.m iiv.- hundred specimens
w ill iilu -l:-;.i.' t'ut b-nl and other eco
nomic lishes and rept iles of this coun
ty. each one representing a species.
'l"v.-: rxjicrt-,, s-tid t be the most skill
ful :ii--'i livin g ''1 lliis line of work, are
cn;.e.--d i.i tui'iiiu oat counterfeit pre
sent :.i nts of tlii. v.. - scaly and tiuuy ia
tin ii' Hi' st ari.-ty.
Tli- m-.-t 4-Mr.i ordinary thin;r about
these p-ihlu-'ts, t.i-' Albany Ar,'ns,
i.s t hat I hey nototily look but f.'el like the
real creatures w!.a-'i they iiuitiit -. the
v-tv s-il.,t lii.i- b.-inr t- the toucii
i ill: i. .'i i's-!f that it is d.l7i-ult fur
- ',. hii-uli-- -. t h-- obj.-.-t alio ex
. 1 i --.i cl--s--l- t i ivali..- tli.it lie
ii.-:i:iu;" ' it!i tli-' animals them
S run i.:ii ty well :ire t'l-j-I
!i.it their hues are the v-ry
" ! il'ire. 1 'or c a in olc. yi ei e,: -i
Ij.nul. j.ir.e'i hr.-i ;o:.i
t v -.:' hi t-i i:i--'. wit '.
t ii i -( i.iL iii -ii Kim !.- :.i
in i-i j-i -r ;.i:i--.l.
t lii s art. eieii is ;iil
naiiiiy in the ii m n .
. a ;n:il rial. It
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to tin' fitir
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a .liiie;-ti.n
liu- 'a rii u s
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. as v:-piire l fr.uu
of tLe ll-.ii e iiiim:--eoaritry.
Mo-.t of
i re beii;;f i ilJ a iurt.
It i.i.iy '.- t iiat til
ti:'el ! ;, tlu'i.i
:m I ratieiseo
r to seeure fie 1
e f.'il!f. 1'aei.ie t I it
forwroiie l hilhei
ths j,.s :-iie!. i a
n eautnreii an-i
In
p.ie M' it in 1
Si .ine sii
riv.'d fr-'isi
are two f
ever I i I ' .
in t he e i !. -t :i. ia !
terr.. phis, the :-n:i pp.'
anil i! hers. I a :u I'.il
th hflU ami lieaics
I a- in. - lv-s are utiii'.e-1,
k.mls of Ml :ie-. hi -ll
to fi-Jieswi'l 1 j-pr.".-u
I.'-l.-t.-rs. era!,-; a i-l
ell
r si 1 1. ai
r! buii.i.i;
-nit invent
t 111 leilT.ll.
variety will r
a Mi ;
r. t!i.
a,' in.
lit.
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ve iu: t ;ir-
oari. '1 hey
l n-tl :. of
- i h - hov. a
th-- vari. el,
!"eeii tar! I
I Is of theia
'f the animals
Al ,:t a l-: n
are fl --t rueti e
! in. -i lent il ly.
tin-r ern-.ta-.-ea
will ItkeW'i.-e 1
i-ray li-.iies near
hi w ith the LL
reirion. There
i.' miiumi. S line e-hmt
y ;t foot Ion:.' have eoine
fror-i fn in the ... rk
is no iea-o:i whv the-
shoiiM nut be iatr.nliiei il Very pr.ilitahly
in tl.-,- fresh water-, all over the l'nitel
St.-L.-s. a-ul it i.s not unlikely that the
h-.'n -i.inn:i.-si. in take steps to ae-
o .-l ijiii .h this .-na. The erayhsh eloseiy
i. -Liables tiie-h ibster in a piiear.m -. its
Uie.it bein' more ilelieat- ia llavor, and
it woni.l bo very nice iruleel if the
strvrtTiis ami ;nils in :vi ry state colli. 1
i - st ek il with tiiis hu;-e spx-eies,
iu.-1. is very proline ami can be made
.- .o:ne a:iywliere.
An it.tere.stinjT burmwiny variety of a
Mi.all sort is very plentiful on the 1-
-iiiao mea.lows near Washington. It
i-v.'s iu holes with bottie-shnped en
la "reinents at the iHittoin. wlwre the
iri rial can usually be found by diy-
e.' In the .-prin-r each one builds
-er its l i;. r nr a sa-t of chimney six or
i. nt inch-- hi h. t oinpos,-,! ,if lamps
of mu.4 v.hie'i it fetches ami piles in
t't i.iously on ti p f one another in the
canape of a dome closed at the
.BerfK.tT lJ
Can't be found
tho cqtt.il of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Meilical D'wooverj'. If other medi
cines of its class were like it, they'd
lx fruaranU-ed. This is. If it
doesn't bt-nefit or cure, in every
case for which it's recommended,
you get your money back. It
isn't a "cure-all." but it locs cure
all diseases arising from a torpid
or deranged liver, or from impure
l.l.uvl. For all Scrofulous. Skin and
Sealo Diseases, it's a positive rem
tdv. Kvon Consumption, or Lung-js.-rofiiln.
is cured bv it. if taken in
tim triven a fair trial. That'a
all that's asked for it a fair trial.
Then, if it doesn't help you, there'
no iav.
We claim it to be an unequaled
reined v to purify the blood and in
vigorate the liver. AVe claim it to
bo lasting in its effects, creatines: an
appetite, purifying the blood, and
fieveiitintr Dilions. Typhoid and
.Malarial "fevers, if taken in time.
The time to take it is when you
first feel the sicrns of taurines and
weakness. I5y
druggists.
Yoik
HUM
HAII.KMAll M.MK I'AHliK Mi.
OrciKoii, Vea.-titfai 'tui.ty nJ New
Short Kntitti Kiirumt. lu etteel uu uil
lune Tib. 18JI
l oiiurrlloiei at l irnHi.
wist. Kvsr.
(ivstrr Kx a U a IHj tip 11 (Max
w extern t.xi.. 4 4-1 A K .H.iil V t A M
.lnhiintown Kl;.8 ST A J A It. en Kip... 1 no r M
iHcinc tip a lit i . 1 1 Kt , 4 57 r m
Mil 4 J r m nnla tin 8 14 r M
r .ii i. na 47 r m fjitie.-n hX....lii 1" r M
way 2 rjo rM tm.it L.iue ll
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jB-ooaD vi.r.ti.r.i.i. 4
:iC3fi.-..nswa-F"03ai
It-ve itnily excit Sua. lay .
tl.eiive SijiKiay o-i.y
Hui-k Iki em imlloate teleirraph stations.
I-iiD '8. iMonre' ami Oiite'i t'ro-.8lum will
be Am ? ia tun.- lor !'. trains
o. 1 ronm-cu at I irsaun with JohDsrowo r.x
l..hn.-ti'cn, nii.l with l acittc Kli.rtMi at 8 I.S for
point w.-.-t of Ji'liDstuwn. Also with Mull Train
at 9 ys lor points ew of t're fi.n.
su. & conrnTts with 3i:iii i r.nn at 423 lor nointa
West ol tire son. nnd Mai: tii reJS for nolnts
ea-l 01 t 'rt-sMin.
f-'n-in I'uiiiis wi-t-t ol Cresson No. 4 connects
Itli Mail trim at '.'.is. an.) Ir.ilil pulnls cant of
re-e ill witli J.'hn-t.iwn txpreis at H 2", and Pa
cltio I xi.ros, at 8 14.
N-. t ci.nnfcirt with Mnil Tmin t 'M from
i irnil' M-l ol t'rr? n. ni Mall h.xi.rexs at 4 S7
tri.ui piiltiH e.l ol 'rt.-'s .n.
sun.lay truum c.mnect with facill Krurestam
M.iil Train eM anil unit r.X!rp.s e:i-t.
I'-is-eners in or Irmri p.iiriia on t'en'.pvlvania
J. N irttiweft-ro K.tilrna-t i-aa take tr iin al t'otl
li..rt or trv iiia.
statlosii iriHiTce.i "i" ar- rl-ii; st.it li.os. I'aa-
'i-nni-K wn-lun-j to itnf oil will n !i( the con
itui-mr. I':i.jcciicr wih to icet on wili flan
t he train at thi.e stations, train will not slou
miles. nntil ej. V. V. KATHBl'N,
iinrrl Mmernl - uuerintendent
V.J. BUKiitHJN. lraln Masier.
t..p.
ThiML-
1 AltIl Al TI M E T m.K HFTHE EHENS
H. l orn x L'rcscou liran.-U l.'ailrua.l. lu eltacl
Jam: Till 1491.
Cnuiifrllnotal l'rMH.
W EST. ' KAST.
Oyster Exp iSSin Hay Exp 1104 am
western r-xo.... 4 4-i a at Mail w 38 a m
Johnstown Exp..) 27 a ni Altoona Exu... . IvOu
I'acIIiu Exp 8 4.i a tii Mall Ep . 4 67 p Hi
Mail . ,..4 Vi p ui. Holla Exp 8 Id p m
Vt J.ine .S 47 ii in , Eastern Kxr....10 17 D m
ny t'ass 3S p w l-'att Line . 11 a p m
THE DEMON STEER OF KANSAS.
A Mitatodouie Wild x That f'mtre Ter
ror on tho I'laioa.
George Wilson, one of the bet known
cowto.vi of the Muthwest, tlls a re
markable tale about a mastixlonie wild
slcrr which has roamei) the ranges
alontf the lnirder for many years and
whoitf irj,-Tx".ivenes and power make
him the dread of every roundup outfit
in the country, writes a correspondent
of the St. Ixmis Clironicle.
No brand has ever been placed upon
the animal, yet no adventuresome rustler
has ever dared to appropriate him. The
puimacious brute is known far and
wide as the '"demon hteer" on account
of hit, freaks. The animal knows no
fear, and his immense Bize makes him
the terror of everything that comes in
his waj'. With lowered head, jrlUten
tn; eye and sonorous bellow he will
madly charye at anything- that crosses
his patli. Many outfits have rounded
him up with the other cattle, but when
the circle pets too small to suit him he
rashes past the riders as if no such ob
struction existed in his line of flight.
incc one of the hig outfits determined
upon his capture, but it was a sadly de
moralized outfit when he got through
with it. He gored two horses to death,
scared a dozen cowboys out of their
wits, stampeded the entire herd and
then rushed through the camp scatter
ing the equipajre in every direction,
completely ruining it. The undertaking
was at once abandoned, and from that
time until now no attempt has been
made to rapture him.
Wilson says the steer killed a big sil
ver tip bear in a fair tight two years
ago. The combat was a terrible affair
and was witnessed from a safe distance
by two cowboys. The bear attempted
to creep up on the steer, but the latter
saw him and at once gave battle. As
the steer charged the bear rse on his
hind feet and gave the ox a terrible
Wov with his paw which served to
stagger the beast for a moment, but,
with a bellow of rage, the steer again
rushed at the bear, and before he could
administer another blow had hit him
fair in the ribs and sent him rolling on
the grass. The right then liecame fast
and furious, and soon the bear was try
ing to crawl away from his enraged op
ponent. The steer was too quick for
him, however, and headed him off and
at last gored him to such an extent that
death ensued.
The steer will die of old age and re
main the king of the plains of the Pan
handle country until he becomes food
for the coyotes.
carl rtrviLus,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER & 4EWEtEfc,
... AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks
JEWELRY,
Silverware. Mnsical InstminenL?
THE USEFUL TOAD.
Uc
imn-r; Aroiiu.l tlio Curve.
ha - I'-cu a rrrct deal said nn.l
written about t'uc eae with which an
I'h-ctr;.- cur- rounds a corner as com
pared with a cnMe train jerk. The
reason ;:lni-.t invariably given i.s the
way the ',ieed of the elect rie ear can
Ia- regulated, 1 at this i.s r.ot entirely
tire eruisj. An expert gripnmn can
t.i'ce his train round a curve with t-oin-).:r.
aliv-. !y little jerking, while an e--;rt
ini,i,lr;n;m i-nn (ro him one K-ttor
L-id round the bend so smoothly tlii'.t
pr'.ssen.rvrs whose minds are occupied
ii le.umi .r conversation do not i
nouce mo turn :t all. The secret con
Msta in keeping the train compact or iu
having the rear ear well up to the
motor. This applies equally to steam
r.n' -ouds. An old-time engineer well
aeipiaintea with the tracks ran round a
dangerous curve safely at a speed
several miles in excess of what a
-faucet-could gtt round it. If the
b:-.;ce is a'.plic.l briskly just at tlu
er.i and the ear or ears forced up iu
n 1 I'neh as it were there is neither
rocking nor jolting. 15ut if they are
I.a ileil round with the coupling com
p atively loose the passengers ar
shaken if not alarmed.
suniiwAiti).
No. 1 No.i No. 3
tuu.-e. m am rt
Ktien.-l.utit 7 :.n l i v5 3 3&
lira Hey n o 7 to lu 3 44
Komi is 76 Hi 3.s J so
Noel e.l 7 51 1U5S
Munn.er 7 5 7 Ifi In 41 ..4 IK)
bui-ket K vm ..M 4i. ..4 OH
re.'i'iio II i l- 10 . 4 15
IN l K I'll W A 1U.
In- No 1. No. a. No. 5.
t iocs. am am r M
renn V 4-"i II 10 6 l&
l.u.-kCi 17.. U !; 11 a, ...5 li
VI u uner 3 a .V 1 1 T 5 Ti
N-iei 4.;l 0'J 11 .1 tn
K lor 6 & ID 01 .U 41 5 33
Hra.liuy 3 lo 7 II 47 6 42
Kiiro.l.urif .ll 3 10 15 WOI .... 56
HrHilly, Noelan-1 L.iioket are Klait Stations.
No lraioi oo Sunday.
'.I
. mmam mtM
to
Ujr LoalliiK arouml th Gtt Ijtmps
(irw Kat mil llaui;lily.
Of all the song birds of Pennsylvania
there is none whose beauty attracts so
little favorable attention as the golden
plumed night warbler called the toad,
says the ISroekway ville (Pa.) Keeord.
Vet he is a most entertaining creature
if you take him in his way. He is far
more useful than he i.s pre tty , and, for
that matter, in point of usefulness he is
nore of a success than in entertain
ing his hearers with his lugubrious
music.
The load has the same ardent love
for a dinner of bugs and insects that a
larky has for a hunk of watermelon or
a small ly for a green apple. On this
account many well-posted gardeners al
ways turn into their gardens anv stray
toads that come hanging around the
premises and it is dead sure that the
man who has a good c-Top of toads has a
small crop of insects.
The toad looks like a slow creature.
and in some things it is. Hut in his wav
when he is fishing for bugs or flies he
has no Hies on him. He has them in
him before he is done. The best place
to watch the interesting method of
catching his dinner which the toad in-
lulges in i.s under some of the open
4-as lamps about town. J!u"-s moths
and all sorts of insects come to the fire
to have their wings singed. The sing
ing properly done the insect falls to the
ground.
Under nearly every lamp every night
one or more toads loaf around. When
the singed bug drops down the toad
looks upon it as an invitation to rise up,
Samly, anl get your meal. He hops a
little closer, then, crawling as slyly as
a cat, he sneaks up toward the square
meal. When within about two inches
he stops, winks once, cives his head a
little jerk, and the bug is gone to
where it will do the most good.
The toad has a Jong tongue, and thi
tongue pops out and catches the luck
less insect. Although the toad looks to b
anawkward.mdolentfcllow.he is reall.
one of the most interesting of nature''
creatures and a few minutes spent i
watching him at his supper will be
iuite entertaining.
lv.ble to be
4-.jK.ago Tribune.
History
Tt used to be the fashion
as well a.-, novelists to show
!.y indul-rimr freelv in
succeed
as i:i the
i my out not always
1- 'ssing their hearers
l;wrlt t-n.
for orators
their learn-qiiotatious.
in im-follow-
i - ease, which all boys who are in
ll "r i'oiaan history will appreciate:
A certain meml-cr of the legislature,
"from the rural districts," a.-, the newJ
pcH.rs s:-y, was discovered to be absent
when his presence was sorely needed.
An important measure was pending,
arri although this certain member
cotdj not .-peak he could vote, and in
this juncture every vote was valuable.
Accord :ngiy two other tru.-.ty inciu-b.-rs
were deputized to hunt up the
recreant. They went to his house and
were informed that he was "some
vht res" u round the fj.im." 'Some
v H.-res" proved to lie a liehl wiiere he
was ''tidily working.
W.li, is thi. what you're doing?"
cried the r-earching members, reproach
fully. Ne.s. here I nm." said the rural mem-
i T. ciie-.-rti.iiy. -i mi lind me. li
a.olier I .lii-ii.atiis, killing
bujs:"" oath's t'oiripanion.
w l!o(lltt Curel Her. VI
Caiuioll, Iowa, July, lsrO.
I van buffering lu yrala from shouku iu my
ticHd, so ruucb bo lliu.L n.t H.m,. i ri,.i., ,..
recover. I took lmtiicliii n frnm n.. i.-..
Ur,l-iu.lia uvl get any i Wil anul 1 t..ok l'lor
KoPijiy's Nervo luuio. Tho btooaa uoe r.-lioveU
in auU 2 bottles curtl mo. h. W. Ti-CK.
HABKisvu.Lt, la.t March, IsSl.
We Ix'tn Ubiu- 1'autor Koeulg'a erv Tonic
lor our J .-year-oU iluuy tiU r c uo huU bad ej.
l.-Ttic fits tmoe he um 5 ytarH old) over a year
apo witij but little hojie ot any g(u. as e haJ
bt.n so oftnoibaiK.ii,t.-,l ia oiber rwuiecies
Uit bo..n aft. r usiiih' tbi8 uioJiiine bhe began to
6t bi-tur. and we hc.po tl it any and all aMkt
e.1 itii this U-rrible difeso will try your woa-dt-rful
reM:ly. 1 rewni.ui.-iiu your medicine to
:U1 -viitii auy j., n-..,, tijrlKtion
IU S, BlMiHAM.
A Valimble Hook m Nrron
Ii-teajei gent li-ee to any adclreMi.
amt wor pujdo. can aim obtain
this luediciue tree of ciwrKe.
"Tula rnrnedy baa teen rirepaivd br the Iteverend
Pallor Ki-euic. oi Fort Manif, lnd Mticebj and
lauow ireyir:d uiider bia direoUou bytne
KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
Sold by Ilruxulxts at SI per Bottle. 6 for 95.
tar.-o Ssixe, C IlotUeslor 0.
wy tie nUi-cUii
FREE1
i e
potato
Fonil or lli Fran.
'I '-..-- German euiperor is said to be ex
tr - v fond of his bit.', klnd-hc:;rted
bl. fiiiu, nn.l is rep irted ;.s s .;. i
.' ' v. i.-h rro better to tin- m, a
r.:. i...Ti -u than tlir.t the jrirl i w-tn i
i.A:-.-:- Dm example if their fir.;. res ia
-e-. . . i..; tiieir lives t;:J .l e lH'.- lo tho
e -iti-n of the tl.n.e K"s die hirche,
t: I.i : : r i-ii. I .ii, h-iK-I.e1- (the church,
t:..1 . !.:.J:eu nr. 1 the vulritie).
1S 1- 1891.
Pollclei written at fnort niee In tne
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
m1 oilier t'irai liana Companies.
T. W. DICK,
F11T FOR THE
OLiO HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE C0M1
'OMMENUEU BftjlNESS
1Y94.
KbeoDnru. July L 18M."
PARIS ILLUMINATED.
At Preaent the lleat Lighted City In the
World.
Paris is now on the ere of a revolu
tion in her lirhtin; system. Gas lipht
inf was first introduced in EnplamL but
1'aris followed in jrood time, and with
a splendor unequaled elsewhere. In
like manner, writes Ir. Alln-rt Shaw,
iu Century, America, Germany and
some other countries have been earlier
in the use of electric lifrhtin; but the
I'ari.siar.s with their superior taste and
siiill tn all matters of municipal ar
rangements and appointments, are des
tined to make by far the most brilliant
use of the new illurainant. Within one
year, or within two years at the fur
thest, it is confidently claimed that
Paris will be incomparably the best
lighted city in the world and that elec
tricity will have superseded pas in pub
lic use. In 1S7S, at the time of the uni
versal exposition, the municipal govern
ment ordered the experimental illu
mination of the avenue tie 1" Opera and
several open spaces with electricity; but
the new system was not ripe for large
use, and the experiment was soon aban
doned. Its principal effect was the
stimulus it rave to the pas company,
which invented and put into use certain
larpe compound burners using1 1,400
liters per hour, and giving- a most bril
liant lig-ht. The great electrical inprove
ments of the past decade were exhibit
ed in the French exposition of 1889, and
were studied with the utmost care by
the Parisian authorities and municipal
engineers. Undoubtedly the displays
at the exposition had the most pro
nounced effect in stimulating the new
zeal Paris is showing- for the appli
aueea of the electric ag-e.
o 00 at!i"T''"'7pJ-0r lwV
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Kinos,
Call for This Steak. -
Only a few people know that in every
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Butchers don't tell their customers
about it, and very seldom are there any
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our own tables says a butcher. This
rare cut is known as "skirt steak." 5-
is a thin, flat bit of meat, tender and
juicy as young- grass, adhering; to the
ribs on either side of the fore part of
the steer. The rarity of it is in the fact
that out of a whole beef you can get
only about two pounds of this steak.
It is so thin that it will not frv or
broil well in the ordinary way, and the
way I have ft cooked is to fry bri.sklv in
clear, boiling lard. When thus cooked,
served piping hot, it is delicious. Of
oovu-se it comes high.
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I'rait r.raai Oar of thr Itaclc
avnd I'mmI Ia I'uknuwn.
One can easily imagine that in a conn
try like this, where fruit and vins
grow out of rocks, when frost Is un
known and one may go barcfootd or
bathe in the ocean the year round, the
colored man finds himself in an earthly
heaven, writes a Nassau correspon-l.-nt
of the Chicago Herald. An averagv
negro family in Nassau pays a dollar a
month rent for a tne-roin house, but
what li x's that matter, sinee they live
pretty much outdoors from Now Year's
to New Year's? A few pennii-s will buy
cnouirh corn hominy for a meal, and
sapedillas, mangoes, co-oaniits and pim
apples grow ia the yard without any
cultivation.
As a rule the negro family does not
know at supper wlwrc its breakfast is
coming from, but they do not worry
over a little thing1 like that. If nothing'
else turns up they can g-o down to the
harbor and catch a few fish or send
one of the small lwys down to the !ot
tom of the water for a conk. The chil
dren don't need shoes and clothing-, ex
cepting only Sunday outhts. is a very
small matter for either adult or chil
dren. Sunday is the great day. No matter
how poor the family, or how few the
day's work had during the week at fifty
cents the day, Sabbath morning- every
colored man. woman and child come
out with a spi-k and span gown and
the adults torture their big-, swollen
feet, with spreading- toes and long-,
flaring heels, by encasing- them in cow
hide shoes. The average colons I jht
son is proud, even if xor. Those win
live in the snburlr and have to come
some distance to church walk the two or
thn-e or four miles to th- outskirts of
the town carrying their shoes in their
hands, and when they n-.n-'i th-. citv
they sit down and put on their shoes
and stockings, hin a carriage at twelve
and a half cents ht passenger and rule
into town in pood style, as b:-ppy as
mortals are permitted to Ik in this vale
of corns and corruption.
Another thinr which eon tributes to
the happiness of the colored population
on Sunday is the fa-.-t that some vea.-s
ago they made a stand
and had the doors of
thrown open to them
church in the ll.ili.uiia
its share of colored
Even at the very high
cathedral of the Church of Lii 'land.
a U ut one-third of the congregation is
colored. r nd three or four Jar-re black
gentlemen, with solemn manners. Ihe
queerest neckties ever m:ide. and large,
wide Ik wits which pinch their feet, limp
up and down the aisles passing the
plate. The negro ministers, who are
numerous drop their li's.
for t heir rights.
all the churches
There i not ::
isl-.imls without
communicants,
and uri.-.toeratie
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INTERESTING BIOGRAPHIES.
Two Voonf Womm Airrrr to Write Kara
Othr' HiHlfry.
It's a novel idea, that of two young
women living- far south of IJuffalo.
They were little g-irls together and
have continued as chums up to the
present time. Tliey an now well along
in their teens. One day when they
were piaying with dolls a novel idea
was proposed. It was that at the end
of each year each would write a hLstory
of the other's life during the twelve
months just passed. Details aliout the
joys, sorrows and incidents of daily life
were to be chmnicled ami each" was
piven permission to point out the faults
ami failings of the other.
The scheme, says the Toledo Rlade,
has worked to a charm as far as can 1h
learned for the biographies are kept
secret and young- women have seen
themselves as others see them. One of
them told a friend a short time ago that
she had found two faults with her friend
last year and an equal numU-r had been
found with her. She said that the word
love had never been written by either
in her chronicle. This year, however,
will likely contain something referring
to the divine passion. It is said too
that the kodak has been brought into
requisition tliis j-ear for the purpose of
illustration, when the party illustrated
least expected it.
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III IWv.-lot V:y In WliirU
VorSi Man St-nd Ilia Mnanjr.
There is one man in New York to
whijse hobby, or whatever it mny be
calli'd no unc can objoct. A C inimcr
cial Advertiser rjirU-r lropp.d into a
furnishing and clothinjr store on Nassau
street the other day and saw one of the
salesmen bnsily enrax-d with a well
dressd. portlj- old jrentl-.-man of lenirn
expression w)i held almy, rajred and
unclean, by the hand. A few moments
later that urchin was taken into a dressing-room,
from which he soon appeared,
clad from hend to fiKit in clothes such
as he had probably never dared hope to
ever possess. II;.tand shoes, necktie
and handkerchiefs completed the pres
ent to the little fellow, who was also
given underwear enough to la&t six
months. The old man and the lad he
had befriended disappcuretL and the re
porter asked for a little information.
"Why," said the salesman, it is the
delight of that man to clothe rajrfjed
treet arabs. I suppose he comes in
here or -roes into Mime other store down
town two or three times a week with a
poor boy in tow, who is soon trans
formed into a decent-looking- l:uL It's
his hobby, and a pxxl oue, to. I think.
IVn't you? lie can afford it, and I be
lieve the solid enjoyment he pets out of
his pet way of pt-ttin-- rid of some of
his surplus money is much greater than
the pleasure many a rich man finds in
his yacht or his horse."
A HUMAN BAROMETER.
HJw a PeniiKylrani: .Man Forrtrlla the
Weather.
A pentleman who lives a few miles
west of town, says the Windland (Pa.)
IX-mocrat, is a barometer in himself,
lie can tell when the temperature will
lower or rise almist to the hour. Often
he has predicted north winds, rain, etc.,
when there were no visible sipns to
bear out his assertions. He does not
prognosticate by his fi-elinps, liut by
some strange markings on his left fore
arm. These marks resemble the diseharg-er
of a Leyden jar as much as anything
else. There is one mark about two
inches long and a quarter of an inch
wide, and from this project two other
red lines. On the end of each of these
is a blue spot. When the indications
are for rain these twospots travel under
the skin until they touch each other.
When the probabilities are for wind or
dry weather they separate until thev are
diametrically opposite. I 'hysicians have
examined the discolorations, and say
that they are only some kind of pig
ment under the skin, and that they are
similar in nature to birthmarks. They
cannot explain the traveling proclivities
of these forerunners, however.
The gentleman says that his tempera
ture has nothing to do with their move
ments. He may be warm on a wet day
and they may not be affected, or vice
versa,
t-ood Old Tlro.ee,
It is not generally known that Henry
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than seventy-two thousand robbers,
thieves and vagabonds and that Good
Queen liess" was, in the latter part of
her reign, responsible for the slaughter
of three or four hundred criminals
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example, we find that in the county of
Somerset alone forty persons were exe
cuted, thirty-five burned in the hand
and thirty-se yn secrcly whipped.
and fevv
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iliM-stiot. wear in. ir - tl,;ii.
time, st-il ni'-. :.. ...
s-vi-rai. I.t-t ii-. t.H..-.- a:
voting t-li'rk whom wo ui.l
son. w ho has lx-i-nrni- a -.
thir Anii-rii-aii Clotln -, i:;i,-Vh-Il
lit p-t -. IU t!;;- t: r-1
iiiitla a in-.it li!iiin--. ; ail ,i
He puts it on anil j.i . - t .
i-. l-'rhhiy. and wh.-n h.- !
lioanlinr hoiiM' at niiit. i.
infornii-ii tht- i-ompany li-..-a
yoiin- lady i-vc-ry l i i l i -.-t-ruls
a lioy with ii lun.1- ia
suit for him. JK- n.:t ii ..,!
takes away tin liu--iiM-- - v.,;
returns later in th-- n!;
aain appears. j-ets tin- !:-
tahes the .ulnsc-riK-r' oi ..-r f. .r t! i.,-.:
lnoruinjr. Then- is a j r. . -;i. -. -t ..f ..:-n..
-r weatln-r, aini he onlei s a l;ji,' r-iiis.
Tin lu-.vt morning In- lin.is it . aii.n;
for him. As lie -njoys a I .i'f 1. - iv
and intends tn visit D, m.-y Ma:;.:, ue
firilers, a rather darii cutuwat. i..!
trciusers, ll.tnuel shirt, t.ui s 1:-.es. n'...
straw hat for the afternoon. 1ik-.-:..i
c-haiifi-e lie cares for that ev.-i.ii.j i- ii
white shirt. Ur-'Ut sill: tie. pa., at 1-it.vr
sliiH-s and hijh jM-arl-colnr. .1 l,at. At
nig-ht they are taken inui. an.! tin
next day, beitijr Sunday, he n-i-i ivi-.. a
per ajm-t-rnent, a Mae'k i'rin-v .l.ii.n
coat, lij.'ht troiis4-rs Hinl silk li:i' !":"
ing the rest of the week until 1'ri.isf
Mr. liohinson wears a liaia.- ":
tvbich is taken away - ;: nii'i.t am
carefully brushed. iress.-d ..ml r. -p..;r -if
it need it. If the ueatiu r riiai:.' -durinp
the ilay heroes to tin- !:u
lirancli tifliee and p-is a 'il.'i-r v
heavier suit, as the eireum-'ai. ' i"
mand. If he rets to smot'-i - i-.v n
has only to present his in. :!:! r
ticket to Ik (sUJ)plied fro n tin- l-r. n ..
ofliee in the place. A i-ln'!n-s ;:.'
company wouhl Ik an inv.i'.ial.i--to
the 3'ounfj men. and we li-p'-1" -:
organized before winter.
A COLT WITH HORNS
.4Mir-U f'roviilra a I niiH'- ar-' '"r ''
lIMI4 Mlllllll.
Scriven county. '.. h;i- :t
curiosity in the form of ; It '
cnri ic.-, a pair of unin Nt a l.n I " -his
head, lie is 1 -"' " "
York .lournal, n.-ar! a .-.n
no way i-em:i rkahie r .- -.-"i-- 1 '
w liii-h ha ve ;i-o , :i itii ii im m' - '
are nearly a foot in l.-ne'ii a ad :i ;
some a pair as any i e.-r i-n'i
The animal is the jt. .;' v-- -til
r-et-iitly. of afa'-'-i.-r ii.uti-d ''
naiili. who has o!.l it t-i an -' ' "
dime museum in l! i-l m.
Ka va na UL'h says t lie e. ill i-nr-i--cuts
dilVeriu in n v.. '.' t'-'"i
kind, and can only a -eo'in' ' ' '
culi.iritv bv the fa it 1;
1.
t-i I.:-
i vera:,
ni ! tl.-.
t:.
sill-
I.t
.! 1-
in 1 li'-r was severe!- iron
cow a few days In-f .re ! "
The animal has in-vr a ' I -his
hofiis. and. it is -aid. -kn-nv
that he p. sm- . - :-i '
ineiit or weapon. Tin-
with whieh he is . - -i
liowi-ver. appear 1 ' !'' '' " '
is sinurt hil';r al iiiorin; I
are una ninii e.is in .-. : ."
1 K-l-t h. 4-VeII 1 l-.re.-i t en ; a a '
llld lioru when he vi-nt.Ji'es
tiicin.
t 4" ,'- "
TIailroadinir in Kuss-a !
h-ar to Ik a holiday :'
he llussian railroader s,-. n
lioiit as othi-r i-'.i-ses - !
hat desjKvtie eoimtrv. !i- i' ;
.roinuli'ati-d that all m l" '
;.,..s ,.f life are little better
irute creation. ,-
rt. '
i
rot :
In '
taati t-
Tin Kussiati railway "-!' '
iiba', has just publish. -I
in ueeotint of the nii-i"-'
I'ussian railways, and ";
, hieh naturally result. !!
ju iiiT to the immense sa.a
Ihe higher ollieials, the 1
received by the jietual v "
i.s so insutlieicut tii'- '' v
una.le to live unless they -cd
their wflp-K by H" u- J ''
low salaries, tin--'' "
iiiK-.t d:iv and n-fht. "ii.v
hours bcintr left them t -
llurin-r the last 1 in i.-'
pincers and lir-ineii
bleep on their I.m-oiu"'
niclit-S o ilia-ltjipiate i
to th demand vi
, . ei .11.
hWJlCIIUIlii - - . . ( jillil-
duty twemiy-M. i"; . illllU
i '
,-:.-.-.l j-'
l'r."'
: ill 1
-,--1 '''
i
i- tueir
III!"-
K-r
-.1 1-
ty hours in suee.-ssi..u. ' ,u.
4vertaxinir ol m
result nly in the in
I
,.t m-l'" ;
w it ii
perilously careless set - - f tliaa
liceid.-nts un.l prc.u
in any other coiuUi.v " '"
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