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the
olV Mk, ttMf s ) lilr
Vbw ttarr oat 14 t
thcmanlTeav la tat, Ihry im tUi
uor pUyfsl tot balng mnoaw
part of the titns.
A Cblneso boy la nnoandad Iff erVV
Ims nka. U mast namt walk 1st front,
or t the tdde of bit father, or hU ancle,
or hit older brother. He roust follow
thorn In ordor to ihow bli rarpoot lie
it not allowed to contradict hit parenta,
nor find fault when whipped, orea If
the whipping It unjust And every
where ho mast bo silent and rorrpectfnl,
not ppnaking nnleas spoken to, nor tit
ting down tn the house nnliat asked to
do so.
Dut in spite of all thoso things tho
Olirncse boy hat a good deal of fan.
Every ono in China oxoept the women
and girls plays with kites, and the Chi
tirao boy is no exception. Like our boys,
if ho can fly a paper dragon that it
handsomer than the paper dragon of tlio
boy in tho next block he is extremely
happy. Fighting with kites it also great
sport among Chinose boys. A kito is
M.tOt
PLATIVO BIITJTTLBOfCK.
tont to a great height, and the strings
are allowed to saw acroM) ono another
until one it cut in two aufl the kite held
by it flies away. And the boy whose
kito is the best fighter it ebvied all over
the neighborhood. I
Dot the Chinese boy koowt nothing
of marbles, basoball, v';o ahinney,
stilts, skating or sliding, redoes how
ever, have a few games of hit own, to
simple that American boyt would hardly
find amusement in them. Ilo llkoe to
tost pennies, and ho has a modified
form of the game of battledore and
shuttlecock, only for tho buttlodoro ho
usee his heels, and you may imagine
how ho is compelled to danco around to
keep the shuttleonck in nir. Chinoso
boys are great runners and jumpurs, and
they ulso like to put on big score musks
and frighten tho little girls, tho enjoy
ment of which nomo of our boys muy
appreciate. Another sport it tip cat,
and there is also a gome of ball. The
bull is mado by winding string around
a bunch of anakeskin, and the boyt con
tent to see which can make it bound the
greatest number of times.
Fonr Handed Nut Oathnrera.
"Good luck to you," said tlio rosy
littlo sehoolmu'om one, Friday, smiling
at a group of boys and girls from tho
red ttchoolhouse, as they were planning
to go on a nutting frolio the next day.
"Tuko cure of yourselves and don't hurt
tho trees, for the poor things cannot de
fend themselves, and have no four
handud friends to help them, liko some
other trout I know of."
Then tho childron crowded around
her to hear more, and she told them of
tho graceful Brazilian trees from which
oome the queer, three sided, hard shelled
nuts called Brazil nuts. These grow
pocked many together, the sharp edge
inward, almost liko the parts of an
orango, aud each cluster is covered with
a hard, woody shell, making a ball half
at largo ns a mau't bead.
If monkeys huppen to bo in a Brazil
nut tree, uud you throw something up
to knock down tho fruit, thuao four
handed littlo fellows will ocfoud tho
tree in u very lively fashion by pelting
you with tho hard, heavy glotet, so thut
you will be glad to get out of the way.
Knowing this habit of the mo:ikeys, the
Indians suvo themselvos tho trouble of
climbing the trees when tboy wish to
gather tho fruit In tho uat harvest
time they just provoke the noukeyt to
throw down tho nuts, and whon tho
shower it over all they have to do it to
carry tho prizes to their boats and drift
with them down the Orinoco rivor to
market. Brooklyn Citizen.
"All Thing Coma Itoand.
It waa terribly bot, and I laid ui. duva
At the toot of a hickory tree.
And a squirrel above who waan't afrala
Bat burking aud eooldlug mo.
And a bnmbluboe awnnij by a windlDf path
With hla aurly "Got out of my way,"
And a roving nioaxjulBooamublowtug bit pif
Bo what oould a fellow aajrt
This baiabMjM flanks that ha owas aba
artb, i
And Hi. aquirral tham elalma ba traa.
And this third litala vartot mmld taaa ail the
rwt
That's of aay lmportanp to ma." I
bat, yoa awe, I .was Hrad and f eil sateap,
And van I oseoad n erea
TWy fuaa4 eat tea aour of tU bomulebasr
Tbara was honey anonah for a prtie
And the sxtnurral bad thrown taa a aasswl of
aoat.
Aao aaa eo a Boattaf avrav
atraray ftfjl aVa)t4t Is 9
mm waft silk.
svtt H fakt tyre tnoM
a tm,
at taJk, wotta svl A, M4,
i ae a srreHal
i Caiaa to Ia4ia at
tad
nssrlr M 1900 B. C
4 Isng aspt4M M? tftM ailk In4s4ry
in ItwVf MaiyaoaW M,s)0 awn, 110, 00
wecnea anrltt.OdO ehildren.
The reorkig of worms and maaufac
tare of ailk ware completely brekea ay
in America by the Uevolation.
Thore is a shllsh ta the llediterra
bean which prodaoet a good quality of
silk. Fabrics have been manufactured
from it, but only as curiosities.
In ldH7, according to the "Dictionary
of Statistics," the United Btares manu
factured 8,600,000 pounds of ailk into
varioua kindt of fabrics, chiefly ribbon.
After tho cocoons have been finished
tho worms are killed by tho heat either
of steam or of hot water. If the insects
wcro allowed to escape, tho value of tho
cocoons would bo lessened.
Tho manufacture of silken gowns was
brought to perfection in London in 1C88
through the efforts of aoolony of French
Protestant who had fled from their na
tive land to avoid persecution.
James I mado serious efforts to intro
daco sericulture in the American colo
nies. Ho sent out largo quantities of
eggs to Virginia aud offered a bounty
for tho product, but tho cultivation of
tobaooo soon eclipsed tho infant silk in
dustry. Silkworms and their eggs wero firet
brought to Kuropo in tho sixth century
of our era. A couple of monks who hud
truvelod in China as miHHiouories
brought away a quuntity of the eggs
and somo of the cocoons concealed in
their walking sticks. St Louis U lobe
Democrat BIT AND WHIP.
Trovilian, 3:08l, is being jogged at
Lexington.
Tho Miison farm stallion. Alcazar,
gots his first U :20 performer in i'liuii
tom, 3:lu.Si-
Iowa Boy is ono of tho promising
pucert in the country. Uo is owned by
a Dos Moines man.
tiatin Slippers is a true Director, as
she ought to be, her fire, Deluncey, be
ing a son of that horse,
Frank Bogush, though a dangerous
paour on auy good mile course, is not at
home on a half uiilo ring.
Waldo J, 3 :07.4'. "the white ghost,'
is sick with lung fever at Santa Paula,
Cul., aud will probubly die.
Denning Allen, 24 years old, was
awarded first premium us tho best Mor
gan stallion at Bay Htato fair at Worces
ter. At Kaat Pepperhill, Mass., there is a
Morgan mare 88 yoart old that it tuck
ling a healthy filly and is again with
foul.
Aloidalia pocketed the $3,000 purse
at Fleetwood, while Qunrtermurch, who
defeated her at lieadville, was outsido
the money.
Tho Iowa stato fair meeting was at
tended by more people tbuu ever paid at
tho gates in the history of tho state fair
in that comomnwoulth.
At tho Minnesota state fair W. V7. P.
paced a mile in 9 :08 in an attempt to
beat the track record of 3:07, establish
ed by Nancy Iiauks somo years ago.
Tho total ntteudauco during the six
days of the Minnesota state fair aggre
gated 105,000 people, aud tho society is
stated to have cleared over $10, 000.
THE FASHION PLATE.
Some of tho now printed taffotas have
a poouliar sheen thut is neither u moire
nor an iridescent effect, but something
quite new and lovely.
The soft satin foulards will probobly
lose the popularity they guiued during
the spring and summer and their place
be taken by tho crisp taffutus ugaiu.
Among the stylish garmonts in vari
ous importing houses uro box coats
with rounded fronts and rovers finished
with five or seven rows of machine
stitching.
Bago gray cloth reppod wool costumes
are inutlo with vests of fawn colored
drop d'ete laid in tiny plaits edged with
very fino gold braid, witluiurrowpauols
of the drup d'ete showing between
sloshed portions of tho skirt
Expensive arubesquo bands manufac
tured in Vienna are laid over waistcoats
of repped silk to form stripes on hund
Hoine visiting gowns of faced cloth. Tho
fino cloth bodice above hasanicdici col
lar and deep turn back cuffs overlaid
with the arabesque devices.
Ilaudsomo princess dresses appear
among imported French models for day
and evening wear alike, and these- uro
mado of velvet, cloth, corduroy, bro
cade, plain and fancy silks and sutius,
sheer wools and regal moires, brocaded
with raised satin figures, a deeper shade
thou tho watered background. -Mow
York Post
NOVELTIES.
A rofetn was ataataf
BaBSqnlto bast
Tea 4
henry i
A novelty in silver toys for cabinets
are thoso bronght out in filigree silver.
Decorated china porridge bowls are
attractive objects when overlaid with
silver ornamentation.
China covered with a network of sil
ver appliod by the deposit process will
be exceedingly popular thii season.
With pleasing novelties for the table
are the aew finger bowls of cut or col
ored glass restiag on little silver standi.
Of the making of toilet seta there it
no end, A bewildering variety affords
a c holes of ivory Impleinauts, plain and
carved,' shall implamants, bony imple
satwts and tsapUmc&U of gold and of
Hive
PERSON AltTltS.
ffe Uta lrtaawsa
Sjtwsi TirXoria aaa stand oa tar feet.
Barney Barcato is said to have a silk
roaiti4 enterprise at ths Cape under
oossri deration.
The peerage conferred upon Sir tier
ealet Robinson caiua after 60 years' tor
vioe to the crown.
Elr Henry Bessemer has paid upward
of $A0,OOt in patent stamp duties on bis
various iaventious.
E4ward Clodd, author of "Story of
tho Creation, " is, like Sir John Lub
bock, a banker scientist
According to the London Spectator,
Mr. Healy is much the eleverest man in
he Irish National party.
Rudyard Kipling is related by mar
riage to William MoKiuley. Mrs. Wil
liam Ulidden, Mia Kipling's aunt, is
Major McKiuley's first cousin.
The Marquis of Sulisbury keps about
70 indoor aervuute, exolnsive of depend
ents of a higher class, snob as private
secretaries, librarians and chaplains.
Li Hung Chang Jones it the foarsome
name with which a father hat burdsnud
his hclplui offspring. Tho father is a
miner of Wales who lives in Merthyr.
Lord Francis Uodolnliln Osborne, at
prveeri lieutenant on the queen's yacht,
is tbo hi ,.- u.iumiitivo to the dukedom
of Leeds, lor the present duku bus no
sous.
Alexander Daulant, who 60 years ngo
engraved tho drawings cf Oavarni and
Henri Monuier, has jnst died near Par
is. lie hod made somo monoy by manu
factoring artificial flowers.
John Morlfiy was ouoe atked concern'
lug the influence that had molded his
life. Pointing to portraits of John Stuart
Mill and Mr. Uludstone, he repliod,
"Threw two men have made me."
General Bartholomew Mitro, ex-pros-
ideut of the Argentine republic, is now
engaged upon it monumental history of
bis country, winch will reveal many so
crctt of Spuuish Amerioan history.
Cy Phipps, tho giant of Petiobsoot
county, is tho strongest man lu Moino
today, aud bo is willing to prove his
right to that title. Ho has lifted and
moved a whole house, one end at a time.
It is said that Rev. Samuel D. Mer
rill, now of Rochester, was the first
white child born in the territory now
state of Nebraska, when his father was
laboring as a missionary among tho In
dians.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton is a connoissour
in glovos. 8ho has tho reputation of be
ing tbo best glovo woman in any assom
bly which she visits. Sbo is fond of the
light tan shades, although black suede
shares her favor. .
Tho Prince of Wales, simple and un
ostentatious as he always desires his
private visits to bo, cannot bo fittingly
entertained for evon two or threo days
without an expenditure very consider
ably over $5,000.
STAGE GLINTS.
Stephen Wright and a well known
newspaper man aro collaborating on a
drama.
Felix Dumas hits joinod tho Charles
Dickens players for occontrio aud light
comedy leads.
Mollio Thompson was married in
Loudon Sept. 11. Report does not give
the uuiuu of tho lucky man.
Eva Selbio has been specially engaged
by John IL Rogers for tho DcmoruraGirl
in "Tho Strange Adventures of Miss
Brown."
Mrs. Uuury E. Abbey has gono to Eu
rope for recreation and a much needed
rust While in Loudon alio will look
around for a good play suitable to this
country. Bho will return in a few
weeks,
Ralph E. Cummings has resigned his
position with tho E. M. and Joseph Hol
land company and will upend the win
ter in Louisville, whore ho will be in
terested with J. E. Backott in the Bi
jou theater.
Fanny Davenport will open her sov
son iu Boston Nov. 3. Tho repertory
will comprise "Cleopatra," "Fedora,"
"La Tosco" and "Gismondo." This
will bo tho last seusou of this favorite
actress iu her Surdou successes.
Nina Bortiui Humphreys, who hat
been singing at tho Sun Francisco Tiv
oli, has sued Wells, Furgo & Oa for
$20. On July SO she sent $350 to a New
York bunk by Wells, Furgo & Co. 's ox
press, but only $330 reached tho city.
She holds tho company's receipt for the
fall amount
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
In Germany more rain falls during a
rising barometer thou at any other timo.
Tho highest temperature ever record
ed on tho top of Pike's peak was 74 de
grees F.
A German professor claims to have
discovered tbo genu which causes bald
ness by destroying tho roots of the hair.
Over 600 fossil elopbant teeth have
been dredged from the sea at Moloasea,
on tho coast of the Mediterranean, siuoe
1870.
Dr. Merman says that between Jan.
1 of tho year 1187 and Jan. 1, 1886,
over 7, 000, 000 persons perished in earth
quakes.
As high at 4,000 pearl shells have
been taken without finding a single
pearl, though the fishing is oarried oo
chiefly for the sheila,
I A method of nickeling wood has been
devised by the German chemist Lang
, twin, the wood being oovered by thin
.ooatlag of metal by either a dry or wot
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19 Years Experience
Just think of the wealth of wisdom and experience,
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