VOLUME r.
KKYNOIiDMVILLK, I'ENN'A., WEDNKMDAY, HKITKMUKIl 1(5, WM.
NIJMBEIt 15).
MnUrottd Mm frnblra.
pKN NS Y LV A N I A 11 A 1 1 .HO A 1.
IN EFFKtT JL'NK 1 I, l!Hl.
rhllaitctptila A Krle tttillronil Division Time
Table. Train Icine Hilftwooil.
KAHTWAHH
:(M 11 m Trnln H, dully except Hmnlny fur
Hutiliui-.v, IliiriMiurir anil tnlci-iiicilliite ln
tlnn. arrlvln lit I'lilliulclphln 8:31 i. in.,
New Viirk.Wtn. m.i Hiililtnore.tl:ii n.m.i
IViiahliiiMon, ":(1n. m 1'iillmnn I'nrlor cur
front VIHlainport anil iiiMcnucr cotichea
from Kline to rhlliiilclphln.
:! . ni. Train 8. ihtlly en-ept Sumltiy for
llnrrlxhinir nml liiterini'illiiic Million, nr
rlvlns nl IMilliidclnhim A. m. New Vnrk,
":: A. M. I'lllltnllll Slccllnir car from
I1nrrlliiiri to I'hlhiilcliihln anil New Vork.
rhllllilclplilll iiletisera eilll relnllln III
lieMr iinilMurlieil until 7:im A. M.
t:;t1 p. m. Train 4, iliilly fur Hinilniry. Ilnrrl
bnrs mid Interineillnte station. itrrlvliiK at
I'hllnilclphla. H:.v A. M.t New York, II: in
A.M. en week ilnv nml ln.:w A M. on Knn
tlny, llnlllmore, A. m.i Wnaliliuitnn, J'.4tl
A.M. riillninn euro from Erie and Milium
port to I'hllnilelphln. I'nawiseraln leeier
for llnltlnion, nml Washington will lie
tiinmfcTreil lntn1Valilhitonli'eier lit llnr
rlntmrff. Iaenscr cow-he from Krle to
IMitlaihtluhta mid Wllllaniaistrt to lliiltl
more. WEHTWAIU)
7:21 a. m. Trnln 1, dully except fluidity for
Hliliiwny, linlloU, Clermont nml Inter
niiHhatn atallona. I.eavc Hldiiwny nt a:IA
P. M. for Krle.
:Mta.ro.--Traln a, dnlly for Erie mid Inter
mediate iMitnta.
(1:26 p. m.--Traln II, dully ex.t-pt Htindny for
Kittle nnd Intermediate Million.
TIIKvm nil THAINH I'OK lMtll'TWlKU)
KKUM TUB KACT AMI SOUTH.
TItAIN II leaven riilliiilclnhln 8:SI A. m.I
Wahlnutoii,".1it A. M.t lliiltliiion-. N:.VIA. M.t
Wllkfaharre, III: IS A. M. dnlly except Nim
lny, arriving nl Drift wood nt 1:'-1i P. M. with
Pullman Parlor ear from riilliulelpliln to
VlllliimMirt.
THAIN a leave New York nt S p. m.i Phila
delphia, 11:01 p. m.i Valiliutton, in 4(1 p.m.
llnlllmore, 1I:M p. m.i dully arriving nt
Urlftwooil nt :.W n. fn. I'tillmnn nleeiilnv
enrn from riillnili'lM to Krle and from
Miodiliislim ami lliililniore to Wllllantort
and thmiitih imeniareoacl from IMilla
delphla to Kile anil liultlmore to WIIIIiuiih-
HHt.
TKAIN I Icavea llcnovo at :l n. m., dully
except Humli.y, arriving at irlftwMl 7:31
" JOHNSONBUKO KAILHOAD.
(Dally except Kunilnv.)
TKAIN l leave Itldxwav nl t:20a. m.t .Tolin
nonliurg at ::wa. ni., urrlvlng at I'lorniimt
lit !:' a, ni.
TKAIN UO leave Clermont lit 10:4 a. in. ar
riving at JolireumlnirK at 11:41 n. ni. ami
Klilgway at lMa. ni.
IDGWAY A CLKAIU'IKLI) It. U.
DAILY KXCKIT 8UNDAY.
'THWAKU. NiMnilWAUl).
U AM
fTATlONS.
P.M. l'.M.
II
9 :ci
9;m
II4K
n.vj
M
9 Ml
10111
1012
10 22
111 2.1
10 HO
10 40
lililiiwiiy
ImIiiimI Kun
Mill Ha ven
t'royhind
CIiouhMIIIh
lllue Kix'k
Vlueyiird Kun
furrier
Hroekwnyvllle
Xi'Mtiin Sumiut
llurveys Una
Fall I'reek
IIiiKoIh
2 no
152
I 4H
i:i"
I :i4
1 211
I 27
1 2.1
I 1.1
I In
12 SH
12 Ml
12 40
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II 2.1
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nun
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A 2
A 20
A 10
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NMI.KAVEKUX1W
AY.
w
m. Trnln
ni. Trnlii
m. Vt-ntii
etwnrd.
Trnln S, 7:17a.
Train C, 2:loii.
Traill 4,7:Mv-
:i, li :Mn. ni.
I, 11:1.1 p. in.
II, 7:21 p. in.
B M. l'KKVWr,
Uon. Manager.
.1. U. WOOD,
Oen. I'iish. An't.
TlUFFAIX, noCHESTKIt I'lTTS-
liUHCtH KAILWAY.
Theliort line lietween DiiIIoIh, Kldiiwnp,
lirniiioni, nrjikiimie , imiiih. nm ih-,t.
NlHKara KitUn and polutM In the upper U
region.
On and .afler Nov. 101 ll. 1M1.1. nilNM4n
?er train will arrive and depart from Fnlet
inek atiitlou, dally, except riiindiiy, a fol-
iewni
T:85 a. m. far Curweimvllle ami (ienrlleld.
1:35 p. m.-Aeeommodurtlon from I'tinxMt
tawuoy and KlK Kun.
4):O0a.m. JJuffiiloandiKoclieHtermall For
Kroi:k way vine, KlilKwuy,.iDiiiiHoiiiiirtr.nit.
Jewel L. HiiMlford.htiluniulieH. ItlltTlllo anil
KoeheMter; eonneelliur at .iiilinoiilurn
with r. k K. train II, for Wilcox, Kane,
Warren, lurry ami r.rw.
14): 97 a. m. Accommodation For Pyko,
lllH Uun and I'unxnutawuey,
4:80 p. m. Bradford Acsvinimodiitlnn I'r
HtHiclilree, lln:kwiiyvllle, Kllmout, Car
nion, Klilnwny, JoliuMHilmrK, Ml. Jcwett
una urawfcw.
4i87 p. m.-Mull-For DuKoln, Kyken, Big
nun runxtutawney anu huihioii.
rHnenirera r rwiueted to purcliase tick
eta before entering tire ear. An cxcea
chur e of Ten t'entn will lie collected hy cou
riiicjkpa when hirui nre nulil on trnln. from
alUtatlona where a tlckeluflice la muiiilalneil.
Tunuiuind mile tlrkeU at two cents per
nlw, Rood for patwaKO uetween all atauoiai,
J. H. McImtt. A irent, t'nlla Creek, I'a.
E. 1). Lapby, lien. Fan. Aiient,
Uueheiiter N.Y.
A LLKGHENY VALLEY UAILWAY
COMPANY ooraraonoinij Sunday
June 7, 181X1, Low Grado Diviaiun.
12 in
12 IV
16 Zl
Mil
vim
12 411
12 42
12 4ft
12 !U
llff
1 UK
I I
14A
EAHTWAHD.
No. J. NO.A. Xo.9. 101 11
A. M. P. M. A. M. A. U. P, M
10 45 4 40
10 ,17 4 !H
11 Wl S 2.1 S 20
II UN 11.1 5 27
11 41) 6 41 S 34
12 05 01 5 Al
12 2.1 t 80 W
12 t6 2 T8 LI
12 4:i as ts 27
1 00 (An 4.1
10U 701 IU
12H 7 12 7 00 10 30 liM
1 B.1 7 20 7 10 10 40 1 45
1 4H 7 85 7 at
1 AU 7 4tl IW
t 05 7 (B 7 40
t 1.1 8 03 7 AO
t l g 8 IN
t Ail 8 40 T8 H
1 211 9 10 8 55
P. M. P. M A. M. A. M. P. II
WKMTWAHP.
No.! No.O No.10 10S 110
10 id 5 ou 6 80
10 4 2 5 82 01
10 A2 6 42 6 11
11 20 6 10 an
11 811 S 20 6 4U
11 81) 6 21) 0 55
11 47 6 87 7 07
1 00 8 AO 7 27 12 40 S 10
1 211 7 20 7 811 12 AO t 20
1 80 7 24 7 40
1 42 7 40 7 A2
1 5H 7 67 t 0
2 10 iim ts 21
I 20 8 19 8 89
I 89 8 8 8 4N
I AN 8 57 9 05
I OA t 05 18
I 15 t 1A I 25
I 47 t 47
4 00 10 00
P. 01. A. M. P. M. P M. P, M.
ITATIONl.
Bed Rank
Lawnonham
New llelhleliem
Oak Hldue
Muyvllle
Bummervllle...
BrookvUto
Bell
Fuller
Beynoldavllle ..
Fancoaat.
Fall Creek
DuUoU.
Babul a
Wlnterburn ....
Fentleld
Tyler
Beneiette
Grant
Driftwood
STATIONS.
Driftwood
Grant
Beneaette
Tyler
Fentleld
W Inter burn ...
flabula
ItuHola..
Falla Creek....
Pancoaut
Key noldavllle . .
Puller
Bell
Brookrllla
BummervlUe..
Uaytvllla
OakKldue
Mew Bethlehem
L,awaonnam....
Jioanauk....
Train dally except Sunday.
DAVID MoOABUO.Gu'IitBor.
JAJ. P. ANDBB80M Omm Pass. AST.
A Short Cut to Health.
To try to fiiro coiim! hint Inn ly tuMnir.
pill la llki Kiiinu; round In a rlivli'.
Ytm will tifvcr renoli tlm inliit wninlit,
lint only gi'l lim k to tlio Miirtlnir olnt.
A iM-rfii't liiiliirnl litxitt tvi In Hni!tinH
Celery Klnir, the ttOi'ln-ati-il roinrdy for
nil norvo, IiIimhI, Ktoitmrli, liver nnd
kliltny dlwiiHca. It roiniliiti't tho
howi'la. lloyiinldH Pnitf Htmo will lvo
you a Kiiitil inti'Uni; o freo. I.mmi
alzca Z't centM nml "lOnonts.
JJKKOH CUKKK UAILHOAD.
Npw York Central d Hudton River H. R. Co., Un
IXINIIKN.HKIl TIMK TAIII.K.
p 111
r.i ;m
8 52
I'ATTON...
. Wetover...
.I.vo
li.MiAFi -kv;
1.1 Kl 4 1.1
J254 42
Ail 4.12
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ni 12 I Arr..
I 12 111
n;c! 12(17
2i1 I ! 00,
am II in I, vo l
. . kerniir .... I,ve
New MlliHirt
....olanin
..Mlleliell
'lenrWelil.liinc.Arr
I.KAHFIF.l.l)
ii'aiilelilTuiicTI.ve
,. Woodbind
...Illuler
. Wiillncctoll
nrrWiliile Mine
A4I
A4H
A 52
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(I 1.1
4.1H
A net
AIM
A 1.1
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18 III
7 4.1
7:17
7.11
7 2.1
7 1.1
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II 0.1
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10 Ml .. M
6115
II 4.1
8.12
8 57
II IU
II 211
n:u
n 411
8 4
11.17
T27
11:11
7 OH
7 15
07
10 41 l.ve.
M 1111011 Arr
it:i5 10 on l.ve 1 .,,. ) Arr Tio"
7 27 1 1 HI Arr I ""' 1 ' " I l.vr MM
7 01 m :M Arr Minium l.ve
7 on initt Wlnliiirne
1140 10 12 1'KAI.K
820 9.MI tillllntown
8 l:i H4:l SNOK rlHOF.
AIM 84 ....HKKl'll I'KKKK
5(1.1 n:h Mill Hull
4.1 a 2.1 LOCK IIAVKN
4 47 a 15 Yoiinitihile
4:t1 htmJKKSKY fllolll-: .ll'Nt'.
4 :l 7M IKKHKY HIIOKK....
? 17
7 22
7 411
7 57
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VIII
9 07
9 la
II 211
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7 m
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7 52
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ji ni a m am
11 in a tnl'iiti.v & IlKvniMill. K. a 111
p 111
2 4(1 km Arr Wl I.I.I A M(I"T l.ve ln2iill :m
ih:viii :) l,ve I'lllLA Arr Alia 7 Hi
14:16 l.v N.Y.viuTiiiniiiiuii Af lino
?:io l,v..N. Y. via Vlillii.. Arb72.l Jli:w
11 m p 111 p ni 11 m
llly t W'ei'k-ilnv H mi p 111 Hiiiidny
10 5.1 a m Hominy
"l" New 'ol'k pioeiuter Iruvellnir via I'hll
iiilelplilii on lo.'Mn ta trnln from Wllllnm
Hiii, will chiiniiei'ar nt I'oliiiuliUt Aviv.,
1-lillndelpliln.
'4MNK4-TIIN. At W'lllliinixiHirt with
lt1ll11delphlHMteikilln41K.lt. At.ler-y CIkmv
Kith inn uiiNik iiniinny. At .mil
ll'ill with Ceiili-nl Kallnmd of l'cniiylvania.
At. FltllltiMliuru wlih IVniiHylvitula Italli-iinl
lund AlliHinn A- IMillliilmrir I'onnectliitf U.K.
At t'li'llllleld Willi llllllillo, KmMicvtcr .V
l'ltlburiili Itiillway. At MnliiiuYv anil
rniton with I'nmliiVt .V t'lein Held IHvlxion
of Fi'liliylviinlli Knllmnd. At MnhRtTey with
I'c iiiiKyivaniii ,v Airi4i-VM'iei'ii uaiiroiui.
A. II. 1'Ai.nmi, F. K. II rum man,
HiiiM'rltitenilent.. llen'l I'iih. Aitt.
I'lilluik'Uihia.iFa.
4iotrl.
JJOTKL MitXWNKLL,
KKYN'OLnsVILLK. I'A.
Fit A XK J. JtJ.ACK, Pri-ut,K
The lendlnir liolclof Ihetown. llenduiiNr.
ter for commercliU men. Hteann heat, free
liu. Imth riHtin aal cliatet 011 every IUir,
niiinple riHiuiH, billiard room, tokiphonu ecMi-
neciioim &c.
JJOTEL IJELNAP,
UKYNOLiasVILLK, I'A.
J. C. DILLMAX, Proprietor.
Klrnt cln In every particular. Located In
the very centre of the hiiNlueNHHiirt of linni.
Free 'liu to and from t rain and comtmKliuua
anmpleroom foreomaierirlnl trawelera.
1UtaccUattrotta.
JjJ NKFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And ltelll KhIuio AKiuit, Ueynoldavillo, Pa.
r MITCHELL,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
Olllce on Went Main atreet. onixmlle the
Commercial Uutel, UeytxildHVllle, Fa.
c a. (iohoon. joHnav.nr.iD.
QORDON & REED,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
liMokvlllo, JefferaonCo., Pa.
Office In room formerly ix cupled by Gordoa
iKjorbett Wet ILalu blroet.
W. Ii. CBAOEIM,
BrMkvllU.
S K. KiMNALD,
Kiyatl4kTilU.
JoCRACKEN & McDONALD,
AUorruni und CouniicUor$-it-L(ito,
Offloe at ReynoldlvUle and Brookville.
FRANCIS J. WEAKLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Offlcea In Muhoney bulhllug, Main Street,
Reynoldavlllo, Pa.
D
R. B. E. HOOVER,
RE Y NOLDS VILLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In bulldlns nearMetho
dlatchuri'li, oupualtQ Arnold block. Ueutle
nea In operating.
D
R. R. E. HARBISON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Roynoldavtlle, Pa.
Office In rooms formerly occupied by 1. 8.
MuCretKht.
a r. devere king,
DENTIST,
Ofllce at the residence of T. 0. King, M. D., at
corner of Muln and Blxtn atreeta, Beynolda
vllle, Pa. '
JJEYNOLD8V1LLE LAUNDRY,
WAH SING. Proprietor,
Corner 4th street and Gordon alley. Fl rut
clan work done at rvaaouabu) yrlues, Glvs
tun laundry a txlal.
iikaii re
Fxp Mull
No ;i7No ;tl
p in p m
I AS Arr..,
1 :m
11 i 1 in '
lion 12:1.1 1. vc
"SfitMsii
WERE THEY MARRIEDt
A Tonng t'onple Dnly lllmeetrd and Talked
Over.
Tlicy worn rtmihiir nwny friim tlio
thi'iiti r, nnd tliey fell to diaetiKsitiK tlm
youiiK ciniplo who sat in front of tlirm.
"They tiro evidently married, said
the (lrl in tlm 1'cntlan ivnlHt ' 'I not iced
that tlicy didn't cxcIiuiik" a word whilu
tlm nirtnln was down. "
"Niinaenan ; they nrn meri'ly rn-
gaged, " said tlio irirl in tlio Muck irown.
I In nnl hi in tell her that hn did not
Vonaiiler tlm londinir lady oven pretty."
"Perhaiis thry nrn merely hrot her and
slater," auKKeatctl tlio younir until of tho
party.
"No, they weren't," said tho Klrl in
tho Pent! in wiilt j "hn'tl havo kihio nut
between tho nets if ho was only her
brother, while an on Killed man wouldn't
want to leavo her, and"
"A newly ninrried man would not
dare to," broke in tho girl in the black
gown.
"Hhe took ofT her hat as soon ns she
onmo in," remarked the young man.
' That looks ns if she wns married nnd
in tho lialtit of commit inn tho feelinus
of some. 0110 else. "
"Or that they were not renlly pngnffed
yet. nnd she wanted to show him how
coiiHidernto sho could bo," said the lrl
in the blm'k gown.
"Or that alio wns merely conscious of
having pretty hair, " said tho girl in tho
1'erainn waiat "Will you wager n box
of clHioolatcs that they are not mar
ried?" "I I'd rather yon ladles would settlo
it between you," said tho young man
hastily. "You have so much more In
sight in such mutters, you know."
"There they ctimo now," said the
girl in the lYi-siim waint. "Lot ns no
tice what they do, and perhaps wo can
decide. If they nro merely friends, they
Will stop for cream, soda nnd"
"If they nro engaged, sho will tell
him how hungry she is, nnd tlicy will
stop for supper," said tho young mini
bitterly.
"Whilo if they nro married," wvnt
on tho girl in the Persian waiat, "bo-
there, what did I tell you?"
Tho pontile paused la'foro a cigar shop,
nnd lie went iii, while she waited at Die
door.
"Yon were right," said tho girl in
tho black gown; "they are worried. "
Chicago TinioH-Herald.
UoabU U 11 Ink.
An annirtnfc reulilent vf U'sllnwlw
whoso conduct in mm of I hn lint t ie of
the civil war had brought liiiu under
suspicion 4iT cowardice, was nntnrnlly
iudinpoaod to nihuit that Ito lind played
but but a tuanlv Dart
"I didn't run nway mud stay till
'twits all ivcri 110 such thing, " he al
ways afliruied. "I retreated in good or
dir: that wim all. 'Twiuji timn for m
treating, if ever thcro wus uno, and uc
coniingiy 1 used my juilguicut and ro
treaUML" This stat4meut was rngndfod as more
or loss sutiHiaotory up to fm day when
a military gentleman ciuiio to visit a
oousin ill Willowby, nnd in tho course
01 a conversation Held at tho village
store one-evening hoard the oft repeated
explanation.
"Well, my friend, " ho said, looking
coauny at tho hero or tlio retreat, "you
aav von trotrnniod in i,vul nnlim lm) t
should like to ask one thing. About
now TiiHt .did you go?"
"WeU," said tho other limn, sur
prised into tellinit the uniulnrneil tmlh.
"if I'd ixmn ut homo uud going after
tho doctor I reckon folks would hava
thought somebody was pretty sick. "
Youto'iiCompauiou.
German Tbli.l
Other European uations will find it
hard to bring their school of philoso
phy to the lovul ruaoliod by .the German
thinkers. Tho contemplative turn of the
Teutonio jnind, the quiet habits of the
national life, tho very climate, all tend
to dovelqp that leisurely mode of
thought which is part of the. north Ger
man character aud oue of the greutost
enjoyment known to Its possessors. The
French mind, quiok as it is, .and fasci
nating and prompt at grasping an idea,
is too volatilo, generally spooking, to the
profoundly philosophic. But the Ger
man, who carries his native .simplicity
and good nature everywhere, even into
the tuoat ulcvatod questions, allow him
elf to feel and think and gzosr poetic
ovor everything. Ernest Bonaa'a Let
ter. Bis Facada la Maw Tarfc.
At Lincoln's funeral, April 21,' 1865,
there were about 16,000 soldiers in line;
at Grant' funeral, Aug. 8, 188&, there
were 18,600 in line, with 95,000 in the
veteran and civic division! At the cen
tennial parade, April 80, 1888, there
were 60,000 soldiers in line, and at the
Columbian parade on April 26, 1893,
there were 12,000 men in line. At the
Evacuation day parade, Nor. 25, 1683,
and the Bartholdi statue parade there
were fewer men in line. New York
Bon.
w'ohnar's Walk
"Oh, no. There ain't any favorite
in this family," soliloquizod Johnny.
"Oh, no. If I bite my finger nails, 1
eatoh it over the knuckle. But the ba
by can eat hi whole foot, and they
think it' clever. "London Answer.
Other are affected by what I am and
Say and do and these other have also
their sphere of influence so that a sin
gle act of mine may spread in widening
circles through a nation of humanity.
Channing, -
CANDLE POWER.
Haw to Meaanre the l.lahtlng Fnrea and
f.ltkct of a Flame,
This (lucstiou nnd its answer have
boon until recently of interest to scien
tists only, lltit since one method of
lighting is competing with the other
for superiority the question of lighting
power has seemingly become a public,
matter. How many candle powcrf The
qnestioti isverysimplo and yet mysteri
ous to tho layman.
For measuring tho lighting power tho
most reliable results are obtained by
means of n grease spot. In its most sim
ple application tho experiment can be
tried easily nt home. A sheet of white
pnper with a grouse spot in tho center
is put into a frnmo nnd pi 1 wed between
two (lames of different lighting power
for instance, between an ordinary
eandle and a lamp.
When tho frame is equally distant
from the two unequally bright flames,
the grease spot can be seen plainly on
both sides. By moving tho frame witli
the sheet of paper slowly toward tho
less brilliant light that is, the candle
it will arrivo finally nt a point where
tho grease SMit has apparently disap
peared on both sides of tho paicr. This
deception must always occur when on
both sides of the paper an equal bright
ness prevails and no sido light exists.
Having reached this point, it enn lie
ascertained how much stronger is tho
light of the lamp than thnt of tho cau
dle. If thocnndlo is 20 inches distant from
the paper and the lamp 00 inches nnd
yet tho brightness oil both sides of the
pnper is tho same, then tho light of tho
lamp will bo as strong ns thut of nine
candles. The calculation is based nMin
tho distances, the figures of which lira
multiplied by themselves and then di
vided horn, for instance, 00 times 00
divided by 30 multiplied by 20 equals It.
This, of course, is the most primitive
method for measuring light, but it is
the principle for nil the dclicnto inxtrn
incuts used in tho lalsiratorics. l'car
sou'a Weekly.
Writer Frlda.
Dickens has told us of tho keen emo
tion that overcame him on siwiug in
print his ilrst "effusion," us ho styled
it, which ho had dropped stealthily tmo
evening ut twilight, with fear and trim
bliiig, into a dark letter box, in a dark
oillce, up a dark court in Fleet street;
iumI how, when it appeared next morn
ing, ho went for half an hour into Went
minster hall, "because my eyes wero so
dimmed with joy and prido that they
'muld not hear tho stnit" Charles
Mathews tlm elder describes the delig' t
with which ho gazed on the Ilrst proof
of his translation of "The Princess of
Cloves," which appeared hy month, y
installments in Tho Lady's Magazine, as
"hotihdloftii," and how ho fancied the
oyes of Earopo were upon him, and tluvt
the ladies who subscribed to that pori-
xlioul would unite in culling 011 thocd
itor to dusist on "O. M. " declaring
himself.
Poor Ilaydoii has left a vivid word
of the fluster of elation with whHi lie
greeted 'Jm renult of his having thupiicd
a lilthi'CiimpoHitiou into tho let bu box
of Tho lixiiiniiirr. 'Never," ho writes,
"sluilll forget that Humlay mnriiiiig,
In cuine the paper, wet and uncut; iu
went .tho palter luiife cut, cat, cut.
Affecting not to be iutcroHtcd, I turned
the Jiuuv-s open tcxlry, 111 id tn mycertain
immortality beheld, with a delight not
to be oppressed, the lhst Kcutcunn of my
letter. I put down tho paper, -walked
about :tho room, looked at Muclieth (a
print ou tho wall), uiado tho t a, but
tered tho toust, pat in tho sugar, with
that inexpressible 4r.ipprcsacd chuckle, of
delight which always attends a oondo
scomling relinquisluueut of an antici
pated rupture till one is perfectly ready.
Who has not fe.lt this? Who ihas not
-dono this?" Chambers' Journal
Bar Hat.
It was just before the bandeau as an
item of hat decoration retired into ob
scurity. A prettyidumsel with a black
Gainsborough, wnll tilted at ua acute
angle by the pale (blue bandeau that
jcsted'On her fluffy hair, sat in a crowded
Broadway cable car, opposite a shabby
old figose in a shawl, who slumbered
sflt fully, giving oat a suspicious rum
odor, .Suddenly theisloeper rousod her
self, stoned stupidly -at her vis-u-vis for
a moment, and then, lurching forward
fan her -aoat, said with a watery amilo,
"'Ycr hut's on crooked. '
TbO'dumscl turned ihrr head away in
flashed indignation, but tho elderly
dame would not be misunderstood. She
leaned still farther forward, and, point
ing a wavering forefinger at tho offend
ing bauduuu, reiterated: "If you. Yer
hat's on .crooked I" The passengers by
this time took an active interest in the
bandeau as well. The Gainsborough
maiden looked helplessly around, made
a wild signal to the conductor and took
refuge iu ignominious flight New
York World.
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Reynolds Drug Store will give you a
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Otto's Cure. Large Size 25o. and 60c.
A ling's Attachment to a Cfiw,
A remarkable, hint unco of nfTcetlifii be
tween a dog nnd a cow is related by a
suburbanite. His littlu black Hcotch ter
rier liocumn Infatuated with a small
Jersey cow In his neighborhood, nnd
every morning ho would run off to tho
pasturo where Ills bovino sweetheart
Wns kept, llo would slip out the side
way nutl walk along with tho cow. He
often missed his break fast nnd often did
Hot tattle a mouthful all day. When sho
munched grass by tho roadside, he pa
tiently snt on his haunches until she
moved along. Homntimes ho was con
fined nt home to break up tlio habit, but
as soon as bo was released off he would
gn at a full run for tho pasture, sin
gling out his love from tho herd of oattlo
and following closo at her heels. Ho
would jump up, lick her feet and show
signs of greatest joy when ho came to
her. Whilo tho cow 011 her part did not
appear to appreciate his attentions she
did not hook him away. Finally the
family grew tired of keeping a dog that
remained away during the day and only
came home for his cupper and to spend
the night and gave him to persons liv
ing some distance in the country. Tho
cow, who had never seemed to notice
any of his demonstrations of affection,
missed his companionship whou hu was
gone, Hho would como to his former
homo at evening, put her head over the
palings aud low. Hho did this at inter
vals for several months. Sioux City
(la, ) Tribune.
Oood Advlea to "Old flnlMarlbar."
Olico nguin I am compelled to im
press upon my correspondents the neces
sity of brevity in their communications.
For tho Iwncflt of those who may have
a difficulty In condensing their observa
tions I would suggest among othor
things the omission of preliminary
flourishes.
It is gratifying to mo to hear from
every correspondent that ho (or she) has
been a diligent render of Truth sinco its
first number, that ho regards it ns tho
most vnluablo and Influent Jul of pnper,
that lie. has implicit confidence) in my
intelligence, judgment, seuso of justice
aud desiro to do tho right thing, anil
that ho comes to tuu with every cxpecta
tion, etc., but with incessant r.-prtitiou
even this sort of flattery is apt to lose
its flavor.
I reckon that if till tho compllmi nls
wero taken out of my letter box my
daily reading would bu shortened by ut
least two hours, which is tlio Maine thing
ns if uno whole duy Tier fortnight were
milled to my life. How many days,
'in n, must bo wanted in writing theso
coiiipiimcntsr nor nil our sakes, l bo
seech my correspondents to como to tho
point ut once, nnd when they have
edited it to sign their names and tiniko
Way for somebody else. London Truth.
Tba Kins California (Java Flsrca,
Ouo of tho most curious as wnll as
most vuluublu of American rings was
presented to President Piorco in 180
by the citizens of California. It is of
massive gold, weighing upward of
pound. Tho circular portion is cut into
squares, which nro cmbullishod with
beautifully executed designs, tho entire
group presenting a pictorial history of
California. The seal of tho ring is really
a lid, which swings upon a hinge and
is covered with tho arms of tho state of
California, surmounted by tho sturs uud
stripes. Underneath is a square box tli
vided by bars of gold into nine separate
compartments, each containing a pure
specimen of tho varieties of ore found
in tlio country. Ou tho insido is tho fol
lowing iuscription:"Prescutcd to Frank
liu Pierce, the fourteenth president of
tho United Htutcs, " San Francisco
Chronicle.
A Lcuoo a Finanoa,
Light of the Household Papa, whut
is them red, white and bluo things
mamma found in your pockets and calls
chips?
Blushing Papa Fiut money, my son.
redeemable at the bank iu gold, silver
or pupur. Tho system dates hock to
faro. Von know his daughter found
Moses in the bulrushes. Now run out
aud ride your bicycle. Detroit Free
Press.
8Uk Irom FUh E(a,
A French chemist has recently discov
ered thut the eggs of a certain species
of fish are enveloped in veritable silken
cocoons. Since the learned Frenchman
began his experiments in this line (in
1BD4) ne ha found seven different spe
cies of fish that produce eggs from
which a fine quality of silk may be
woven.
Flowsra,
The instinotive and universal taste of
mankind selects flower for the exprea
lion of its finest sympathies, their beau
ty and their fleetingness serving to
make them the most fitting symbols of
those delicate sentiments for which lan
guage itself seems almost too gross a
medium. HUlwd.
MUancUntood.
Customer -Do yon keep the best
make of sliocs here?
Dealer Yes ; our shoes are all A No, 1.
Customer Then you can't suit me. I
take B No. 5. Boston Budget
A German natent must be worked In
that country within three veara from
IU date or it become void.
The first lord Of tho British admlml.
ty receive a salary of 132,600.
TO A VIOLINIST.
A little brown Iblilln
Wrmiulit Ions year sen.
Jf
Kay read mo tlia rlililla
What make tha ttinn flow
Prom themi four narrow airings
When your violin bIiik"?
For tiff t lin W'hhV aotinilleas
Anil 'Tielin anil enlil,
fnr gnu there'a a bnnnilleas
Koiuanrfi softly tolil
My tha bow to tlm airings
When ynnr violin sins.
It hna firlaoneil and raptured
Thn mtlins leaven' whim.
It online th' enrnpturi-d
Wild nlshtlnsnln'a hymn.
flnrk to fnrent tmiKlit utrlnis
When your violin alnys.
Or, stay, illil A pel I".
A-tunlns hi lyre,
Olva J "ii hint how to follow
111 ii.nn tmru fire?
Plvlnn srnw thn ntrtriss
Whnn yonr violin sins.
Anil aeornrd by thn ma ana
la Mnraya asatn,
Thn whllf yonr hand nhonws
Its tender rafraln.
Coma, qnlrk, touch tha airing,
For jour violin slnsal
Blanche I.lnUnay In Rpsakar.
A3 TO WAITERS.
Tha Frfntihman'a Fnlltanaiia aad. tha Na
grA'a Aptness In Tabla Barvlee,
Tho recent disenssinn of the subject
of tips to burlier occasioned a great
many talks about tips to waiters nml
led to mntiy disputes ns to tho relntivo
proficiency of waiters of different na
tionalities. In one of these, wherein tho
chief disputants wero arguing tho re
spective merits of tho negro, who was
declared to be always beforehand of a
diner's wants, nnd tho Frenchman,
Whoso politeness wns particularly com
mended, tho statement was matin that
one could even fnrgivo bud servico in a
French wniter laxmuso of his ceaseless
efforts to bo nice nnd to convey tho im
pression that his onn desire in life wns
to serve commendalily his patron of the
moment, though tho meat lm tough ns
tensile jtijnlie. It was contended thnt
the Frenchman was so accurate a judgo
of human nature that in spite of thn
carelessness of thn cook or the ptsir
quality of tho furo hn made sure of his
tip by giving some nice tidbit toward
tho end of thn meal and intensifying
his politeness concomitantly.
"I willingly lenvn a small grntnity,"
said his supiiortcr, "for the sake if re
ceiving attention that approaches pri
vate service. I dislike to huvo things
slapped down before mo with thn inde
pendent slap of a sovereign Ami ricun
citizen. The dishes mny bo more sub
stantial that aro put down by tho smug
white, native or tho negro, but I wonld
rather do with less victuals and have
the servico of the attentlvo Frenchman,
with his 'sir' and 'if yon please.' "
"I would rather," said his vis-a-vis,
"have less food and less politeness, too,
than suffer tho attent ions of your French
waiter, whose deftness, I find, permits
him to dump a pluto of soup in your
lap in order apparently to give him op
portunity to say 'Excuse mo, ' "Now
York Sun.
annua of Smell and Taata In Flha
Tho senses of smell und taste appear
to 1k well develojs'd in tho great major
ity of tho fish species. Tobacco thrown
overboard from vessels is often seized
by mackerel and halibut, but is imme
diately rejected. Nearly nil varieties of
fish, aud more especially tho "ground
swimmers, " have a choice of food. Hali
but nnd cod nro nttracted a great dis
tance by certain kinds of bait. Herring,,
when fresh aud in grssl condition, arc
splendid bait for coil, but aro of no use
whatever if they have become stale from
long keeping. Catfish, buffalo nnd ono
or two varieties of tho bass will bite
bacon when thcr will nav no attention
whutever to tho luscious angleworm.
Tho above and other facts which could
cosily bo cited in proof have caused fish
ermen aud scientists to como to tho con
clusion that tho senirs of smell and taste
are both remarkably developed among
the finny tribo. St Louis Republic
All Kinds of Olrla.
The girl we running away with a
poor fellow nowadays. With the bicycle
girl, tho golf girl, the tennis girl, the
seaside girl, the huuting girl, the fish
ing girl, tho riding girl, the rowing
girl, tho football girl, the fencing girl,
the mountain climbing girl, the gradu
ate girl, the new girl and the old sum
mer girl, the youth of today live in a
never ending quandary, Memphis
Commercial-AppeaL ,
Explaining Bia lUmark.
"Do you mean to tell me, sir, that I
have no proper regard for the truth?"
"I haven't said so, but I will say that
if you went into politic tho other sido
would have a busy time guessing be-'
tween what you said and what you
meant "Detroit Free Press.
A afoat TJnraaaonablo Man.
The women in a North Atchison fam
ily think the head of the family is a
tegular old crank. He becomes furious
when a crowd of women congregate on
his porch and keep np a racket until
late, and when young men call on his
daughters and make no noise at all he
does not like it either. Atchison Globe.
The epidermis of a brunette is said to
be one-tenth of a millimeter thicker
than that of a blond.
In Russia a patent may be taken oat
at the pleasure of the patentee for three,
five or ten year.