Daily globe., 1879-03-23

Ou Will never De 1OrgOLten. NO! your
name, your deeds, will be as legible on
the hearts you leave behind as the stars
on the brow of the evening. Good deeds
will shine as the stars of heaven
Chalmers.
For evening dinner dresses new
texture, called linen tissue, is found in
all the delicate shades of maize. lavender,
mauve and cream tint. Camel's-hair
narege, in cafe au lAit and pale blue, and
also IN the dark tints of sapphire and
gensdarme blue, is a beautiful fabric in
double width cloth, and is extremely
bright and soft in texture The printed
linen tissues in the various chlntz colors
very much resemble cashmere or camel's-
hair surfaces, and are the width OF ordi-
nary cambria goods.
"Now, there. Isn't it lovely? Look at
the silk! Particularly observe the quail
ity. the finish, the general effect. Feel
of it. Pass your hand over it. No fool
ishness about that parasol, is the1e?" he
said, as he handed it over to the lady;
"ain't it beautv?"
EYES," said the lady, 'sthat's ny old
OACS JuSC 1dlO IL uOWu tutIC.
The clerk wss Immediately seized with
a severe attack Of qu1ckened consci ence,
and passed right off from the subject of
of parasols on the weather.-KeokukC Con-
stStution.
Schultz was the object of ridicule in a
California factory, and the jokes of his
companions became undurable. Hang
ing long knife over his work bench, he
called attention to the weapon, and said,
with gravity of tone that indicated sin
cerity: II will kill the first man that
fools with me.". The measure was ef-
tective for a while, but at length the
spirit of mischief overcame the prudence
of one of the former tormentors, and he
daubed tar on the handles of Schultz
tools. Schultz unhes1tatingiy took down
the knife and killed the joker.
An invention which merits notice has
been introduced into parts of Germany.
The invention consists of milk can, so
arranged that the milk can be poured
out to the last drop, but not a drop OF
water can be added to it. In the ordinary
tin lid, whic h is securely locked with a
paddock after the can has been filled, is
placed q brass valve, which opens out
wards. When the can is tipped to lei
the milk out. the valve opens, and the
milk flows out; but to add water, the can
has to be naturally in an upright rosition,
when the valve closes by its own weight,
and prevents ingress.
The Toronto Cattle Exporting Company
have shipped to Liverpool during the
past fortnig ht three cargoes Of cattle and
sheep; and latest advices state that pur.
chasers from the various commercial
cities of Great Britain awaited the arrival
of the Canadian vessel with great interest
There appears to be an unlimited demand
in Great Britain for the best Canadian
cattle and sheep at good prices. Negoti-
atlons are now pending between large
firm IN Aondon, England, and Toronto ex-
porters, for 900 0 head OF cattle and So
900 sheep, of first class quality and grade,
to be delivered by the end OF June, 1879
Near the village of Green wood, on the
J. M. & I. Railroad, ten miles south of
Indianapolis, Mess1s. Evans, Day & Co.,
of Baltimore, Md, have erected a large
establishment for canning tomatoes and
green corn, and py this means have in
troduced new industry in that neigh
borhood. They pay twenty cents bush
ell for tomatoes, and we learn from one of
their customers that his crop averages
200 bushels per acre. He gives them
nearly the same cultivation that he gives
his corn crop. One man and team can
raise twelve or fifteen acres of tomatoes,
but will require additional labor in the
picking season. Gathering tomatoes
when hired, costs two cents per bushel
The sugar corn, when sold to the canning
factory, gave net income of twenty
five dollars per acre, including the value
Of the fodder, which is cut as soon as the
corn is pulled tromit.
A Corsican invited us into bis house,
whence the finest view over the ravines
can be obtained, and refused, rather
Indignantly, any remuneration for his
courtesy. had frequently occasion to
note similar proof OF dignifed republi
can independence among the people, and
to contrast their conduct IN this respect
with that of the Swiss. But while my
friend and were admiring the view we
heard some giggllng at the window
above us, and looking up we saw two
good looking girls, upon which the pro-
prietor calmly informed US, much to our
astonishment, that here were two of his
daughters wanting husbands, if we cared
to avail ourselves of the opportunity. It
was more difficult for my bachelor friend
than for myself to refuse with good grace
so frank and obligine an offer. was
led to believe by subsequent incidents,
and by further inquiry, that this also
might be taken as throwing some light
on the national character. Fraser's Mag-
azine.
tinement obtained copy of the Bible,
and by three years. careful study obtained
the following facts: The Bible contains
1876 $50 letters, 773,692 words, 31,l74
verses, 1,139 chapters and 66 books. The
word "and" occurs 46,277 times. The
word "reverend" occurs but once, which
is in the 9Th verse of the 111th psalm. The
middle verse is the 9Th verse Of the 118th
psalm. The 21st verse of the 7th chapter
Ezra, contains all the alphabet except J.
The finest chapter to read is the Goth
chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. The
10Th chapter of II. Kings, and the 9th
chapter of Isaiah are alike. The longest
verse is the 9th verse of the Sth chapter
of Esther. The shortest verse is the 35th
verse of the 18th chapter of St. John.
The 9Th, 18th, 21st and 31st verses of the
10Th Psalm are alike. Each verse of the
136th Psalm ends alike. There are no
words or names with more than six