The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01
Miscellaneous Matters

miscellaneous Matters
The head of a large manufact lrino
adjustment, which paws its men wesLSs +
says men thus paid are better sat;sans
their credit at stores is be ter. and ~
are able to make their money 90 q.
ther In supplying their families with n.
necessities OF lie than those are whnss
wages are given to them only a doses
times a year. M
There were $3.50 patients in the In
attic asylums of France last wear
whom about q 1000 were men and 81 os
women, showing that females ara NJ
most liable to insanity. That they ara (
less oy treatment is shownhv
the fact that the average duration x
treatment for men is 276 DAYS. willis r..
women it is 295 days.
The Oldest and largest match faetoyv
in the world is at Jonkoping, in Sweden
1t was established one hundred wears
ago, and there are now to be seen snao.
linens of the matches used at tha
beginning OF the present century. aon.
sistlng of big faggots of wood furnished
with a handle and a tip TO dip in a bath
Of sulphur.
Australia begs for more colonists
though it is receiving nearly 40, 600 4
year, and advertisements for laborers
often present such inducements as these.
"Healthiul climate, good shooting, and
free schools"
A M~eriweather (Ga.) farmer discoy.
cred one of his mules feeding upon fhis
geese. The flock had been DIMINISHING
m%ysteriously, and the loss had been At.
tributed to foxes. One night recently.
hearing a disturbance among his geese
in the horse lot, he seized his u and
rushed to the lot to investigate the cause
caution allowed, he fired in the direc.
ton of the noise made by the struggling
goose. At the report of the gun his ears
were greeted with a most terrific soual.
ling from che Of the mules. A light be.
ing produced it was discovered that the
mule had received q part of the load III
his nose. 1t was tha mule that had
been eating the geese.
Cinnamon in this country, and espec-
tally in the west, have been quick to see
the increased value OF their services,
caused by the enforcement OF the re-
striction act. Soon after its passage the
Chinese laborers in California demanded
and received at least a third more in
weekly wages, and now many of them
are agitating for another increase. Tn
the Sandwich Islands Cinnamon are
noted for their propensity for strikes.
IF drugs were thrown to dogs-and
dogs we're fresh enough to take them
it would be greatly to the advantage or
humanity and the sheep business. And
there is more occasion for this reform
with Is than anywhere else under the
sun-as appears from the Siglo Medico's
owa statistics of the percentage Of doc
tors to populatioRroi different countries3
France has 2.9l per 10.0U0 people; Ger
many, 3.2l; Austria, 81; England, 65
Hungary, 6.l0; Italy, Clio; Switzerland,
7.J6; United States, 1924. Happily,
however, we are not restricted for GEM
etery room, and cremationism is on the
increase.
The Celestial Empire has long BEEN 9
favorite field for missionaries of the
Roman Church, which has established
itself in considerable force throughout
the country, as well as at Pekin. There
are no fewer than twenty-five bishops
and apostolic Wears in China. About
half Of these are French priests, two Of
them being Jesuits, two of the order OF
st. Lazare, and the rest mostly apper-
tanning TO the Missionary Society OF the
Rue DR. BAG. The LaZariteS rave O
large and important establishment In
Pekin, close to the Imperial Palace. 10
is a convent, originally given to the
Jesuits by the Emperor Randy, but IS
now governed by Mgr. Delaplace, Blsh-
op of Pekin, who has been for thirty
FIVE years a missionary in China. II IL
noticed as a peculiarly Of this convent
that every one admitted to 1t is required
to swear solemnly that he will not con-
nive at Chinese rites, which it was once
sought to combine with the Roman
Catholic worship, but we're prescribed
Ivy a bull of Pope Benedict KY.