ng chemieal erp,
| The Literary Ageet.
When we next bear the question
A tau
Toaan action!
Phe Wiikedurs of Sleeping. ! Shabempan tn London.
Tha: bea was almost dominant in ree. Shakespeare “came 10 London,’ ew |
Character is like stock in ado
the
: an armed by 8 gaked, Co killed bya tion Hadras woodty 60 yoars apo, sud some torn, in fact, into eternal fame throogh | more of it 8 man posmesses the greater
ho Sigh er boys?’ TWiat all ve So with = ays: ‘ihe pi iD pond forms vile hf pot ridi: te gates Why he came, or precisely | his faculties for making additions to it
t is possible that it hia Hterary agents.’ All you want is a lit the train vio salons, we stones pt. jr was, for when, in largely » matter of sop jecture. Character i power--is influence ; i 3
before, but I have not gle room in a central sitnation, pens and tannopa, 6rd fl nies ois | ; Over this, ay over #0 morh of his life, | makes friends, creates funds, draws
Fare Kp low sveil they he himself nover chose to | patronage and sapport, and opens & sure
MED irae
seen 4 d pewr Capi fowars Knox ¢ EEN a ELIT Tt, ae
one who has heard ink and a lady ty ver. tal fs yo track oo sig 2 awd oom any Lge lift. Thet he was pore WW certain, and | and sassy way to wenlth, honor and Rep A
akaters were on a large artifi
on which remarkably clear
. In various places white goon
noticed in the ioe. snagest
} of the skaters said to we,
0a.” Some ove bored a hole
y of theses white places and
fama lo {os gan, which took
Jed to further experiments,
found thet by boring a smail
of flame conld be
this continoed for some
aw of course marsh gas.
yy the decomposi
izontter at the bottom of the
e method of demonstrat.
n of this gas in nature
the smuthetlo poiut of view, a
ent on the nena! method
o textbooks, which con- |
ing & pool of stagoant wa |
stick wd collecting the gas
Ours aillags doctor, good man that
® Was," says a woman visiting in the
fram sn interior town, ‘has jost
He was very much shaorbed in|
and studied every case,
frm aon of typhoid fever down to an
attack of measies, a8 if it wers bis first
. When bis own mortal iliness
d him, he dingnosed it clearly,
d his symptoms and the effect of |
‘the remedios used, and warned the at
‘physician several days before
tending
his death «of the hopelessness of his |
condition, as evidenced by certain feel. |
ings no (me bot a professional patient,
with every sense alert, conld have dis
. He was conscions ap to he last,
and #8 the pod approached bad himsell
‘bolstered among his pillows into a half
sitting position. He kept the fingers of |
tion of the
quite unnpecessary, for if the agent ie
pot absolutely destitote of wits the flies
walk into his parker. How does he
: pt them? Nothing can be simpler.
In an age of publicity mothing w sacred
from the interviewer, and after a fow
vhs as to his wheresboats bave
judiciously placed in the newspa-
‘pera he shares the fate of emperors and
actresses, and ie interviewed, sither m
The Daily Chronicle or The Bockman,
both of which journals demote moch
space to the chronicle of small beer.
The interviewer naturally begina by
smying that thers are few men better
known than the Agent, and procecds to
describe his servant, and bis maid, and
his ox, and his am, and bis personal ap-
ance with the miputiness which
the British public expects in an inter
view. "My authors’ are then fonched
spon, and the agent modestly says that
‘they came to bim uvosmght, nnasked
"You woald be marpriesd i I gave yon
the psmes of poe cr two,’ and wo on
ad nanseam. Then a note is handed in,
and the agent bows the interviewer ont
after arranging thet a few copies of this
nice homely chat may be sent to him
for private cireniation. A few days Jater
the flies arrive, their munoscTipts in one
pocket, their preliminary foes in the oth
er. = National Review.
Derivation ot chartran®
It is stated that this word is foond in
French in the fourteenth tentory, and
reference is made to Litter, I kave no
means of referring to Littre, but desire
to indicate the nse of the wiirde “chery
faire’ by Gower. 1 give the compicts
sentences from the prologoe (othe Can
fessio Ammotis
For if men lke in holy rhindm
Betwerns the words and t Chsver wipvhe,
There ia a fal grea Gifs
They prochon ue in and
That nomen shall bis sone separ
For al ia but a chery folrs
Thin workin good, m0 a they 300
one band on the pulse of the other, and
he seid nothing, the expression |
of his face showed that he was interest
ionally in watching himself |
dia. As be drew bis last breath the fint-
wing at his wrist must have indicated
, for be Jet his fingers drop, kedkied
around the group gathered sbout him
with ss cles: and intelligent expression § go wysrencion
Als they sadn tere bean
Wikia Shit panne 8 wizine | Hy dn
i
. in
the arisbrock * edition of the “ an
feelin Arsantin’’ IRD, pags BY, «imp oy
gives “‘charivari’’ as the equivalent of
“eheéry feire Is this the foro in which
cecnrs in estiy French!
am any that ever shine ou his face, 23d 19 0 Gs world seem that (his poeziing
‘aloud and distinotly, ‘Dead now,’ snd
watt New York Times.
The Caurt PR
Bowe years agts io a suit which tar:
od om the state of mind of a lady wh
CTOSS $XAMIBING a Witness, Who gnva
evidence as tw the plaintiff's behavior
while an inmate of the sisters’ hotoe,
wr things it had been deposed
had been guilty of a breach
in eating a certain plate of
Coleridge— Eating strawberries, ©
tem Yon. sir.
Coletidgo—Bow shocking! '
Hhe was exting
I box of thick ones—and as there was
ward should yield ita seeres to persistent
| investigstion on the part of French
| scholars, thoagh there ee {500 WioroK 15
. trace instead of one — Notes and Quon
i | ries.
had been & member of a shut rhiend, the |
ate chief justice, then Mr. Coleridge, |
Thin Skinsed Oranges.
It han often been goesticoed why
orange growers will graft and plant
varieties with thick skine when the
great poblic appreciates a thin skinned
one more highly. Asking a grower, if
not one of the secrets of the orapge
_ growing trade, why this was thos, be
peplied that the thin skinned kinds were
. rarely as productive as the thick skinned
| apes—that the public wonid give mw
more for a box of thio skits than for a
canseqnently more profit in growing
:
Witness It was forbidden, sir. : i orange skins than in growing orangs
[r. Coleridge~And did yon, mamiam, |
y consider there was any hans in|
: Witness— No, sir, not in itself, nny
Wore than there was in esting an ‘apple,
$ you know, sir, the mischief that
oe from that.
The court smiled, and Mr. Coleridge |
$0 lose the thread of his ideas |
Ie the moment. — Bomsmbiold Wards,
AAR A He EA
Ome of His Tricks
flesh the skins carried the day.
We have never heard wich an expla
| pation ufo, and this misy be only
Yehafl.'' §iL the great guestion re
mana, Why Me orange growers grafi
and plant thick skinned sorts when the
| thin skins are preferable’ Meohan's
Monthly.
Baeston's Pabile Libwary.
In Boston, at least, is & poblio library
i where the eye may share its pleasure
. Cyros Hamlin, Hannibal Ham- | with the tind and cur popular taste
father, was 3 man who pot consid |
faith in buman sstore. He also
sheep when be lived on Paris
took considerable pride in
io day when a peighbar brought
rly fine wether and offered
# reascmable figure the doo- |
neighbor's word thathe bad
and purchased. He was later
by bis oheervant son that ho
rg of his own sheep that
men er Ty
was holding on to a strap as a Broad-
ble car in New York swung
the Fourteenth street curve. The |
ma crowded to suffocarion. Never
} your money in a cable car com- |
my boy. It won't do you a bit of |
id Mr. Widener to the youngs
vhe a with him. hy pot?’
the reply. ** id think this line
oe oi on Do you mean to |
; + don’t pay up their dividends?"
, yes, I get my dividends all right,
neyer get a seat. ''— Philadelphia
No More Managers,
There are no more managers in the |
ly directa It is Modjosks,
of Frank L. Perley; John
may gain that fmpoise in the right di
rection for which, with us, the opporta-
pity is still far too meager. Wa bave
had po Medici to adorn cor streets, and
often our public buildings have been the
denlcrable Jswues of lpexperience and
political scheming. Now, fur once, we
. bave an enduring monoment worthy of
oar material prosperity and progress
Turning away, we linger and look tack
at the Jong inscription of 1 oorthern
facades — “The Comnopwesith Ree
| quires the Eduoeation of the People as
the Safeguard of Order and Liberty '—
and we are profoundly gratelol to the
commonwealth which has jostified itself
#0 nobly that all the world way bear
from it a useful Jessen. Ker} fuser a,
His pa a D¥ficuity,
“Every man has bin price.’ seoten-
tiously announced the philosopher of
the ail night drug store, where the
street railroad franchise was being dis
cussed.
“Well,” said the wit of the estabiiah.
ment, ‘I wish somebody woold discov:
er my price and offer it to me’
“My boy,” solemuly remarked the
perfuniery drummer, who bad pot spo
ken before that evening, “there is no
, smaller coin made than & cent
And for several seconds there was no
sound beard save the drip, drip of the
real mineral waters from the hydrant. —
Buffalo Espres.
Wasted It Out.
An old highland sergesnt in one of
the Beottish regiments was going his
rounds one night to see that ail ths
Coming to a room where be thought he
saw a light shining, be roured out.
“Pat cot that light there!”
One of the men shouted back, “It's
the mune, sergeant!’
Not bearing very well, the sergeant
cried in retarmn: *'l dinoa care a tacket
what it is! Pot it oot I!" —Eeotsman.
Not Waerthy a Wits,
The missing bridegroom jis getting
nomerous. The latest one's absence
from the wedding ceremony is said to
and he isn’t likely to get cue. — Boston |
Harald.
lights were out in the barrick rooms
- tint | Spot.
tiene, and vn
OUiliNiar was b
“It be es
whan t
intended io
the three iia 0
Wevwes vas, sii a
the wiigess oi ho
mile awny fron
whistle was 3
wos, Wo tl
MHligioea ba
#ach parileaier Cov
iy as bn hud
meh dog tho
som sed fr
App FE
Fhe
reg ow
Arm
fag FUE
tf
iat}
Wh oe Bi
hws §o0i8
Ware LHF OF 8
peg ii poe pre
waeh consae ata
Bhdar the bho wad]
Lowmdoa 1a
M Gousne wh
TES poles Vost the niin
of Ray Lie vol Bae be
¥aieul 40 hia OBR ay
pheiiianed ix bg bend hy
Pio wad given bo wre
oie a anol oekér nt
SVBRE Fe oo amen
tr of thee hay of Bow wl
the WHY, hE anoiiiees 1k
; Sw, beeing
Sy the awl ane
stress Tho nprnanaN ex
bis srstement & :
3 2A ey
fRaR aE Eater un Yeon Tun
finrden Jotiosi
Zine,
Thwt Troublesome BK.
There Bive b
Poe ow Bien sty
themrabhy, avd iid
BO Aimist genruaons
There was omew in eastern Tennesie
a judge well versed is the law, boat en
tively self educated, who bad this sae
obstacle of orthography to contend with
all bx dayne In early Life be bad Jived
in Knoxville apd for a ling time insist
od on spoiling the pame Noxvilie
His friends at last edoouted him op to
the point of adding the K; so thorongh- |
iv, in fact, did be learn 1hin Jesun that
when, a few years aflerward, be ve
moved to Nashville, nothing conld pre
went him fron spel lng the name Knash-
ville
After a Tow yorrs' residenes there the
judge removed again, this thive to Mor
frowmtonr.. (ne day be sal down to write
his first better from thts plnce, Ha
scratched Lo bead 3h perplexity far a
manent, and finally exciumed
Weill, Fil give 11 uy! How in thw
world can they spell the pare of this
pice with a KP "-=Cinciopat: Cow
tnercial tiazent te,
Tried the Postar,
The Lurews tells this story ta show
the trials of x country doetar in Fravea
A young phyocian setilsd in a come
mane, whom paupers he attended {ur
$10 por anno. Ouse night, soon after
Bis arrival at this El Dorido, he receives!
af Brent summons to visit g pation!
whe lived at a distance of six |
ters frome the village On remci
cottage—is wan then 11 pot
the doorw closed and Lights S Sttoataiet od
In reply Ww is Mnotks the dour wa
opevest by a sfardy peasant, who laugh
fagly whom og him thut thers was po
tiiesa in the house, but that his wife
had wished to see if, when any one was
$i Be wimg come if seit for! The so
fortunate medbve—dinee Gear froan over.
wih ancl Siiiadliy saderionding-—re
marked,
ground.
What Put I Dut.
“Aevident? said the old sea captain.
Na, we never huve any to speak of on
this Line = Why one trip aboot & year
350 the snip cauvghy fie down in the
: aascovernd It 1 we
a port and began to discharge.’
That's sirange Wiat pot the fire
Why it persed down through tothe
8a and the water put ont. Coakdn’
burn the wane, you know,
And the ar waked away sil
cine white she Jatericontor was 80 as
J tomtshed
‘wky the stig did pot sink —Londan
at be never thonght of asking
£: eT
Mix a large tablespooniful of mustard
with a bail por of commend, pour on
this bat {not bailing) water and stir cn
a good fire aati! it is thick A Lisle mo
Igopes wide bs die detracus from the
dapger of the poultice sticking. When
the mixture is cooked thick enough, |
spread between two pieces of thio pans
din, apd lay smoothly spon the aching
The amount given above will
| make two or three ordinary ponitices.
Where we cannot invent we may at |
least improve. We may give somewhat
have been dus 0 bis excessive rater of povelty to that which was old, ton.
ness. A man who is too modest to attend | | densativn to that which was diffuse,
his own wedding doesn't deserve a wife i perspicuity to that which was obscnry
and currency to that which was
{ dite, Colton.
bighly probable that he was quite on
h frisnded. Whether i» had ary conscions. |
add self ness or perwoasion of his almost miraco-
sin alten of Joos gifts we can only guess. The im-
co pgainst tal. prise that led bim there cannot bave
fe nh Loew well bean sitogether due fo chanes or whim,
sad wl eer tw pot nesded fn But that he conid hava foreseen the
Fool wom Che meat wearisome of all splendid rescit is altogether impossible
fhe rapt
. Reh i
tha yonrhfnl expert, after a critical ax.
“1 eimid have fu ted him to the
shed mee veverthiniess they bel eved
hat thw ts ives pnare than 8 striet
ry viptinted Gnas which, according to
modern Bygdisis wiv too hort, was a
park Of sivcpieh self indoigence, and
ir wan vised therefore, with moral
parr obusioe ; :
Pariy rising wae extravagantly praised,
pot beans 11 jeugthened the day, for
the early risers went 10 bed early, but
beanies iT was disagresable, and some
caries ries of dieteatfor example, ab
stinenon fron sngar-—weres defended in
part nian the sane principle. We have
kon girls ont off their coris avowedly
becanes thes were prond of them, and
pen pooabont in shabby elothes becanse,
ps thee averred and Balivvwd, if was wall
By lwpialeh ag comtort 10 promote se
rivns reflect iin — London Spectator.
Kandirohi's Preomastare Celebration.
When tha lutea WR Marshall was
governor of M npesota, a strong affort
was made Io move The state capital to
! jurde in Kandivohi It be.
came gn jvene before the pablo in the
dwetion of wembars to the leginintare,
A FLEA
: in the passage of the
sels both hooves It was
vraor Marshall's desk for
The residents of Kandiyobi
Li iver The sncces of the Bil,
ora thie governor bad a®zed his
» fhaer rama dawn fa 5 Paal }
ar 12 oxen, attached them all | ] it
nn we rd peed B00
fH oa winch was placed a ming
he abd capitol, nader
cern in large lofrers,
cane! This vehifeln
Lromgh Wabasha and Thord
Puarl, and while the people
it. they remained quiet nn
cr hadl weted om the BL
after the depiny the gov
fe pewinra. The Kandiyohi
Birds of thw
Ein seam peas hia 10 pass
ieee feos oo Pho wiley, sy Paul's cain
bration folliaved Minneapolis Jour.
@ have baw
Wilson and the Fapert.
goad gid dost story is told on
pera WN Time, whe awhed the famons
Parviz pide in Park county, Mon. Wik
mon Wis visitiwl by some Englishmen | |
one day, among Wham was an sxpert of |
the Eoglish pattern-~ane who knew all |
aboot ines and a great deal about ev:
eryibing #ise in his own opinion. They |
wanted to se some of Wilson's gold, |
and he panied out some very fine color |
for their edification,
“Put that isn’t goid,”” prononnesd |
amination. Me deabh fellah, I sm a
graduate of the English Bchoal of Mines, |
arid 1 know gold when 1 so; it yoo
Enos Thu ie iron i
Wiss didn’t say much. He just
Janned over Lud took the sileged expert |
oatiding iy by the shoulder: '"Mehbe it
hak dent go and give
bo owwny to Doss fellows down at the
Dlosiver mir for 1 have been selling
tiie wt fo them for gold all alipg.
Buits Monutain, : t
isn haeosaid,
A Story of Jeha Bright,
Comevrmng The late Me. Jobn Bright's
SX neve }
many stories have been told, Sir Wil
ham Geddes, principal of Aberdeen soi
versity, (6 a lestore on Poetic Ideals
of Edoention” whivb he has published,
tells another, When Sir William escort.
ed the praat castor throngh the great
Bulls of the university and showed him
: famons portrait of Beattie by Reyn-
aids, Be mertioned this conection with
Byron Bright stood a moment io silent
Cenchapiment, gazed on the beautifuol
floure of the Uientas of Truth, then
piled fF the opening stanza of Lord
E Byron's dedication to lanthe’ i
Nak fn thew climes where I have late heen
ray ios.
Thodeh besuty there lath ling been mata |
FON Ce ies
withast a falter or a flaw — Westminster |
pea i
Raadndle
Wheat We Have Now.
“Wa have no great murder trials
pow." ba said as le throw down the |
Hew STR Ter
“Whe John, thers have been a whole
let of them io the last year,'' she pro-
Lemond
‘Non re mistaken, my dear,” he as
served Wa have ml ga jot of minor
3 PRTERT Oles There
bhuve been some very sensatiopal mar
ders
“And the mmanderers have been tried,”
“True. be admitted, “they bave
eil—for fnsay ity, not for murder.
say that wo bad pot had any
Sauity triads, you know. mel Th
rag Pes BE
er trigln, hat x
Irate
Le
The Largest Pumping Esgines
The largest pumping engine ever
made in the United States was placed |
at the Philadeiphis waterworks io
I It is 83 feet high and cocnpies a
pace 3 by 40 feet. The total
of this glapt machine is 470
yout che base plates acd foon
strips, uid 15 pumps 30,000, 000
of water sesry 34 hours
miadern exhibition of the
mat wf Trevea took place in the
‘44, ted durteg the year 500,000
3 pect ie viewed the Pedic,
The canon masel in provided with
| u rope which may be attached to a stone
recon |
or twig to bold thé animal Io position
{ aguinst tae current.
freanyre
shaky panel in an old house in Warwick
shire, came npon a conossled copboerd,
imagine it at the age of 80, looking
| own history as 8 drama, snd then reflect
| pot buy the chapter, and u temple woold |
| Jonrpal
and ax rat) me the legislature convened |
i
rwianed A Serre fight fol. |
Covet, and the leedrie oy bnew,
PRouw thet it raeans progress
| porwistently ridiculed and laughed at
sopuaintines with poetry |
~—Gentiaman’ 8 Magazine.
‘shipping man,
grieved. ‘II fuund it in a volome of
| sermons published by the Rev. Philetus
Like ronny a ess gifted mortal, he ms
tained the straggie of bupe and fear
The first folin of Dis plays sells today
for a large eum of money, bot let us
imagine a romunce worth 20 islands of
Brnppose some ons, wrenching away a
wherein lay, thick with the dost of 300
yonrs, a roll of munoseript, onrled and |
yallow with age. And suppose that, on
anfolding it, he found it bore the title
“The Life of Me, Willlam Bhakespeara.
Here surely would be a record of on-
paralleled interest and chiofly the chap
ter which should tell of bow he came
to London. Think of what that step was
to him, consider the power of bis mind,
back with ¢alm onroffied insight on its
what he, Shakmpeare, conoid say aboot
that youthful entry into London, and
bow depict it. A king's remsom conid |
be a poor place to hoose it —Chambers’
AER I OP RAR LA ys
Wonld Kether Rus the Risk.
Mrs. Corntossel bad been thonghtfal- |
ly gazing at the ceiling while the daily
| Daper lay ia her lap
CHiram. she said, “hey yon seen
[this pew woman's Bible! they're talkin
Toast 2°
NG 1 hades laid eyes ony to it yet
PIP yon think it's apy bstter'n the old
“ld ne Youn might git one and edge
fer yourself ;
"No, Hiram. I won't do anything of
the kind. J iry ser to ba behind the
tinses seen iF wa do Dive in the country,
1 don’t regrhdge what fae duily papers |
‘vanes [|
I'm on: |
vivid thet the regmblicen forms of gov
ernment te a sternal sarees, and I mos’
sy ther [ye got a strong suspdeton thet |
a woman es is taxable asder the law
copter how oa vole of she wants jt 1°
Lwanter to bo right ap ter date, Hiram:
(but when it oomes ter tryin ter por
| modern improvements on the Reriptores
1 declare I'd rather takin my chances, |
Hiram, on bein a Lack pomber '’
| Washingion Star.
Swniipor, ;
The marks that smallpox leaves on |
| the bands and face may be entirely pre. |
| wenited by the simple expedient of hang |
ing red cortains round rhe patient's bed. |
This marveions discovery was made |
i fp the reign of Edward I by Dr. Gad.
| deweden, who from that time has been
by men of scivnes to this day, notwith. |
standing the fact Ln hwy olatmed to |
have effected miany cums, notably that }
‘of Edward II himself when Prince of
Wales
He orderad that the ution shonld be
wrapped in scariest cloth, and that the |
bed and farnitores of his rom shoold be
painted in the same color. This was the
main care bot he contin aed to treat the
patient in the sstul mavner :
It is only gnite recently that it has:
been dissoversd that everything claimed
: for this shwple remedy in perfectly troa
me fandon Standard
3 ed Math) fA pp en
Si Wanting, {
In nanies taken fron trade, such an
Archer, Fisher, Brewster, Glover, ete,
to be found in the London Dirveotary, |
peither Banker, nor Soldier, nor Sailor
occurs, bot it most be remembered that |
the first of these pares is soarcely as |
‘old as the days of the Stuarts, before
which time the Goldmpiths “kept run-
ping cashes” and acted as *‘banguiers, |
fur the ward is one of modern Freoch |
importation. Scldier {s3ldat) also is of |
foreign and comparatively recent origin, |
The absences of Sailor is supplied, thoogh |
wary sparingly it must be owned, by
{ Boatmuan and Boatwright, Shipman and |
i Shipwright. Bat, then, it ts only in|
comparatively modern times that we
became a ses loving people, and that
** Britannia’ begun to “rule the waves.
04d Provision Fur the Satety of Liners. |
“Do you know,’ said a prominent
“that 13 1s a role with
the big transatisntio steamship can-
panies that the wife of thecaptain shall
not travel in his ship? {t's a fact. The
company strongly probilitts its capraine |
from taking their wives aboard with
them. The snppasitivn ix that if any-
thing should buppen to the ship the
captain, instead of attending to bis pub-
lio duty, would devotes his attention
mainly to the safety of his wile, Bo
that f ihe wife of a captain wants to
go abroad she must take passage in
some other vessel This role alsa holds |
Cin many of the freight Lanes Phila |
i Qeiphis Recor d. :
A Trasting Nature Shocked. i
*“1 am sorry to have to tell yon, young |
man," said the aged clergyman, "that
the sermon you delivered this morning |
was preached by Jobo Wesley more than |
a hundred vers ago.’ i
‘1s it possible!” exclaimed the young
divinity student, both shocked and
Maoggins in 1526 and lkamng since out of
print! Whom cua one trast?’ —UChicago
Tribune.
an Impossibility.
A colored pastor in Texas, demanding
¢ salary. is reported to have sad,
rodern, I can’t preach hoah and boa 4
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