Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-02
GLEANIN1s.

From the annual report of the British Postal Department it appears that near ly 10000, ,000 American newspapers en- tered England last year.
 The skin of Florida rattlesnake, eight feet two inches long, has been for warded to the National museum at Washington, D. c.
 It is estimated that the ''lamb'' of this country annually risk S670,000,000 through the New York stock exchange. No wonder the brokers get rich.
 The negro milkman in Washington who advertises his dairy as the Res ervoir Dairy is given credit for hon. esty of expression, at least.
 It has been estimated that during ''the season" not less than fifty hogs heads of mineral waters are drunk daily directly from the springs at Saratoga.
 Let the patient, careworn toiler plod on in hope. MT. Sailer, the veteran financial editor of the Philadelphia Led ger, has retired from work upon an honorary pension of full salary for life.
 The Tecumseh, Ala, iron furnace lately blew out, after continuing in DldSb iHOTc LndIl SeNcn ! NttlS-lllC IOlS- est continuous blast ever made in the United States.
 It is claimed that North Carolina has IFS varieties of minerals, 25 more than any other state possesses. and 112 va rieties of wood, also more than can be recorded by any other state.
 A recent advertisement in a Paris pa- per runs: ''Princes, dukes, counts. vis- counts, and others who wish to marry rich American young ladies, write in the first instance in all confidence" and so on.
 Lord Salisbury once made speech which may now well be recalled. In it he reminded his audience that ''wher- ever there was disturbance the Eng fish were always to the front and got something substantial"
 Joseph White, of Bake Oven, Wasco E county, Ore. began as a sheep-herder in that region without funds five years ago. He recently sold out his band of sheep for $6,300. From his this year s shearing he sold from 67S ewes $1, 158 worth of wool and raised 478 lambs.
 Siam has two Kings. The name of the first is Phra Bat Somedetch Phra Paraminds Mana Chulalon Korn Phra Chula Chom Kloa Yu Hua. The sec ond is less highly favored, being oblig- ed to remain content with the brief no- menclature of Khrom Phra Rajuang Pawar Sathan Mongal.
 A Los Angeles man claims that the juice from eucalyptus leaves has in- duced the hair to grow on his bald head. He was in the habit of pound ing to pulp the leaves which he ap- piled to his head for the cure of head ache. He was surprised to have new and abundant crop of hair commence to grow.
 Capt Burton, the celebrated traveller, reports that almost illimitable gold can be obtained at the gold coast, Africa, district which has been auriferously prolific for centuries. He says the re- zion is equal to half dozen Californias. Another traveller, Commander Gamer. on, confirms Capt. Burton's story.
 Says the Paris correspondent of Lon, don Truth: Ladies who have beauty, head, heart, and enjoy fortunes gifts to | the end, are either married to fearfully ugly uuSUAHdS OI lldNC IL-SOA0lllOuGN | children who are an evesore to them, ol have no children at all, when they fec themselves competent to bring up any | number"
 When Uncle Rufus Hatch was in St Paul he expressed great desire in his Western trip to see President Hill, ol the Manitoba Road. During his stay at the Hotel Lafayette he had his op portunitv. Stepping up to Hill, he said Are you MT. Hill?'' Yes" was the answer. 'Welr' said Uncle Rufus, q want to shake hands with such man It isn't the hardest thing in the world to make eight or nine millions in Wal street, but to do that on the frontier is marvel. l want to say that 1 think you are the greatest man in America to day"
 Philadelphia mothers now tell their youngsters that if they are Figtt good little boys until the bi-centennial cele- bration this fall, they will take them down to the river bank and let them play with the United States Navy Philadelphia NerS.
 A sarcastic question may sometimes do duty for the severest of replies. T never consider dinner perfect without soup" said one man to another; Il al- ways have soup when 1 dine" And do you ever have anything else?" asked the other
 ''Cain bottomed chairsy" repeated the countryman. studying the upholsterer' s sign. Gain bottomed chairs, did hep l want to know! Can't hardly believe it, but then these ere city chaps know. Won our dominic be took back, though, when l tell i'm"
 He Smoked. Bill Snort, a Texas journalist. was about to get into car on the Central railway, when the con- ductor, thinking the passenger might prefer the smoking ear, asked: ''Dc you smoke?' Don't care if I do.' reaching out for the expected cigar.
 "As for Mrs. So-and-so." remarks one of the guests in a salon where they are passing their friends under review ''her worst fault is that she is bored wherever she goes.' ''Her lack of self ishness is still greater defect" says another, ''for she insists in not being the only bored person in the company
 A Chicago man came home very ear ly the other evening, kicked his wife and children into the street, locked the door, and then went to bed. His wife made TO complaint, but went to a rela tiye's house, and with beaming face ex claimed: "Thank fortune, 1 know where my husband is this night, any way"
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