The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-08-19
zoTrINas AND CLIPPINGS.

SrRAY dogs IN Philadelphia are gath
cred IN and killed with earbonic oxide.
MAR GE Is often said To be the en6
OF q ma4's troubles; yes. bnt-'~hlch
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If You have a LOT OF money and arc
afraid Of beiig robbed, go and pay your
Outlawed debts with IL
TIE French make cognac for export
from potOtOes, and much eau de c0E0g1f
comes from the same source
CLAM juice, extraetad by slowing fhF
clans, is nouristing and acceptable Il
weak stomachs and good for sick folk
An Illinois mnn found his runewa~
wife working, in male attire. In Peoria
tailor shop, where her sex was unsus-
pected
Is the Cornell University library Of
forty thousand volumes there is not a
single work vi hchon-exoept the his
tories.
\ PHYSICIAN residing in Yokohama
Japan, writes that the japanese limit
leProsy by avoiding marriage where
there IL any trace Of the fatal disease.
TIE duty on paper To pay your sub
5crlptions promptly and under the con
sciousness that you got more for The
money than can be had in any othes
way.
AN oyster is able to take food within
twenty-four hours Of its coming into lie.
Il IS able 70 reproduce its kind when one
year old. and Is marketable at the age Of
three years.
A DENvER man whose horse was stolen
offered the following discriminating re-
wards: " Fifty dollars for the thief, 800
for the horse and thief, and 500 for the
dead body of the thief. ="
\ PORTRAIT of Queen Victoria, worked
in silk upon velvet by young French
woman, Nile. Julie Girsud, is on exhibit
ton ia Paris, and VII be presented to
the Queen as mark Of that artists
admiration.
THE natives of tho South Pacific Is
lands ere very fond of n small worm
about the size of vermicelh, which theS
can obtain only at certain seasons. Even
European residents are said to consider
the "pabola" rare relish.
A GIRL at Wellesley College said TO q
Harvard graduate whom she was taking
through the building, and who said that
President Eliot of Harvard does not think
much OF ladies rs professors: " Well.
President Eliot has got q parcel Of old
women as professors and Wellesley has
lot of young women as professors.
THE other day one hundred and fifty
complaints Of nIisances were filed at the
office OF tie Board 81 Health. People
outside might think Milwaukee WAS
particularly uncleau place, but they
should understand that our people are
very paticular and get on their ear about
the least thing. We presume half the
complaints were caused by strangers il
the city throwing chcws Of tobacco on the
sidewalk Pcck'S Sun.
Two young men passed before house
At the NTH story, M an open window,
woman with child in her arms bent
dangerously and reczlesslv forward -
look at the gentleman who was calmly
smoking a pipe and leaning from his
window, two stories below. The young
maj saw the insanity Of the nurse
''What mad iInprudence," said one OF
them between his teeth. Eyes. replied
the other, ''to run the risk of dropping
upon the pavement, and crushing TO
atoms, such lovely pipe as that
A REPoEr from Hungary t5ld q
criminal hung and subsequently, restored
to life by the application If IA electro
galvanlc current IN special way death
occurring q second time from cong, stion
of the brain next morning. 4 similar
experiment was made upon the body Of
man hung at Bridgeport, Conn. The
respiration was restored but the heart )
action could not be- Such experiments
may yet lead 20 tire rysisfsfs; of I,-gaI
question, AS to whether "a mau hung aud
restored to life must be hung again till
dead entirety. In that case the poor
victim would have the full sympathy Of
the public.