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one @here the engine was re
yeEed ! quarter Of mile from the
station, train passed the station at the
rate Of twenty miles an hour.
An extraordinary feat in telephon-
ing was recently accomplished by the
International Bell Telephone Com
pany between st. Petersburg and
Bologne, distance of 1865 miles
Conversation was kept up, notw tn
STANDING a aJher high induction. The
experiments were made during the
night, when the telegraph wires were
not at work. The Russian engineers
hope to succeed in conyersing by tele-
phone over a distance of 1865 miles
On being asked his theory regarding
hi, reason why the magnetic needle al
WAYS pointed toward the North Pole,
a scientist said he believed it was
caused by perpetual current of cleo
tricity running over the earth's sur
face from east to west, for it was well
known that a needle swung freely
within wire coil through which an
electric current is sent will invariably
place itself across the current. This
would begreaer toward the equator.
where ths earth's diameter is greatest,
for in both oblate and probate
spheroids electricity collects at the ex-
tremides of the greatest diameter.
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TOPICS or THE DAY.

Drinking habits increase so mucu ~
Germany that in many places there Is
liquor shop to every thirty-cne III
habitants. In Hamburg the proPo'
ton reaches one to seventy-one' anu III
Berlin one to every ll6 persons.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

NAr7 N' III AfNN IUl ne
y seems absolutely impossible for
the men who advertise on Broadway
to attract the attention Of the public,
says New York letter to the Chicago
Tribune. They have tried so many
schemes and experimental so exhaust
lively that people now have a sublime
indifference to the uncouth or glaring
figures on the highway and walk by
without paying the slightest attention
to them. Even Dr. Mary Walker
sfrolls down Broadway without being
uhduly stared at, because every one
tflnks she is an advertising dodge
4uge Indians and negroes, dressed in
US widest sort Of toggery, gaudily-
dtessed dwarfs and men who walk in
5 lie OF champagne-bottles, big tin
= ifts, and mammoth cakes of soap
Il nder along Broadway unnoticedl
5rh0lu hahublIls passiYely out to
thecrowd, but the crowd rushes by
them without a glance. 4 horse and
rider comparisoned In steel moves up
and down Broadway unnoticed, and
two giants, dressed as grenadiers, with
beaskln caps, stalk along arm-in-arm
yelling the name of the article they
advertise on needless ears. 4 squat
ndhappy negro dressed in harlequin,
with a sign painted across his shoulder
blades, dances before the Fifth Ave
hue Hotel warbling as Fritz Emmett
never did in his palmiest days, and he
has only an occasional lettering tele-
graph-boy and one or two men who
carry signs on their backs for an audi
enee. Gangs Of rough-looking men
wearing prison garb and chained to-
gether'tramp along one of the fashion
able thoroughfares to advertise play
and occasion no remark, and huge adj
Yertlslng wagons are dragged drearily
about without noticeable effect. The
sidewalks are often Uttered with bills.
and when a horn blows and Sitting
Bun and his tribe OF painted warriors
ron by on gdudy hotel-coach scarcely
a head is turned to look at them.
And yet if man should walk down
broadway with one side of his nustache
shaved off Or a woman should stroll
along with lighted cigarette in her
hand a mob would spring up from the
earth and 5o,00Opeople would betalk-
ing about it all within twenty-four
hours.
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my MANU- Witn teearS IN ms eyes. an
say: Here is a hundred thousan' del
lars, take it, me dear, dee-ar benny
factor, as small tollint o me regards
If you ever need a friend, why call on
me- Oh, cricky" and Tip laughed till
he had to hold tight to the fence, and
till the tears came. AN then I'll
say: You insa-a-lt me honor sir; /
only did me iutyr
With fear and trembling, Tip rang
the bell 1t was opened Immediately
by tall, solemn person in black and
immaculate white linen, VIII Jse sandy
hair was parted and plastered down
with great precision, and who carried
his head very high indeed You should
have seen the look of outraged sur
prise on his smooth, solemn face, when
he beheld the ragged little figure IN
the doorway!
Tip returned the stare with one of
easy nonchalance, He had not lived in
the slums of great city for the short
twelve years of his life for nothing
lie was quite aware that appearances
are sometimes deceitful." Though the
person before him had the look ard
bearing prince might wish for in
vain. Tip well knew he was only a
servant, after all.
Il wants TO see the feller who Jest
went in said Tip, with quiet dignity.
Il hain't got no card along, but you
jest tell him gentleman wants to see
him on business. That'll fetch him, [
guess. Be quick, please, cause my
time is valu'ble." Then to himself,
with chuckle, "Im hungry, that's
why"
Did l ever hear such impudence in
all my born days" gasped James, roll
ing his eyes in solemn horror. "A
beggar ringing at the front door. and
calling on business"
Il hain't no beggarw said Tip, stout
ly, his eyes flashing.
what is it. James," said a pleasant
voice, which Tip recognized as belong.
ing to the gentleman whose wallet he
had in his pocket Then Mr.. Branch
himself appeared on the scene.
"A gentleman to see you on business,
Mr.. Branch murmured James, with
a sniff. He looked so scandalized that
Mr.. Branch had to smile in spite of
himself.
"Oh, it's you, is it?" said Mr.. Branch
to Tip "Well, what can l do for
you? ?" kindly.
'Nothink as knows on, said Tip,
casting an indignant as we'll as tri-
umphant glance at James. 81 found
this ere where you tumbIed down. So
l comes after you's fast's | could. You
didn't hear Inc a-hollerin' after you"
Mr.. John Branch opened wide his
eyes, and clutehed the wallet eagerly.
Then he looked curiously at Tip.
Have you any idea how valuable
this book is to me?" he asked, after
pause.
NO, sir" said Tip, wondering why
he asked that question.
1T is worth thousands upon thou
sands of dollars to me. and you have
done me an inestinlable service in
bringing it to me-" Then he asked
abruptly so abruptly as to almost
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

It is suggested thst petroleum refuse
could be used aiYanlageou>iy tor fuel
in locomotives.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

Thedecline in the mining industry
is said to be having a marked effect
on the prosperity of the city of Den
yer. OF course that stirring and en-
ergetic town can never be threatened
with the decay that has overtaken SO
many once tlourishing mining camps
on the Pacific coast, as the elements
of prosperity are too diversified to be
dependent en- single interest. But
Colorado is meeting with the eXpe-
rience Of California and Nevada, and
the days of wild gambling in mining
stocks are among those of the past.
There are scores Of gool mines in the
state, but the public have found that
only legitimate mining pay we'll
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apiece. By the Australian ......

apiece. BY the Australian saa,.,
they are extensively employed. ana
districts where water is scarce thew
almost invaluable The prfc. Of ,
young camel is from $3.50 to $50 ana
this sum is no, deemed high by the in.
haoitants OF the andpoies. The cbjef
objection TO their introduction into
England is that the country is too wet.
and camels never get along well On
wet ground After rain thew ara
liable to Sip and become useless.
Horses also are much terrified NJ their
appearance. a similar attempt wa,
made to Introduce them in Ari-
iona some fifteen years ago. but the
idea did moi take.
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The Augusta Chronicle relates how
a citizen hunted up health officer to
investigate his premises which he felt
sure were pervaded with sewer gas
The health officer had not proceeded
far in his investigations before he
found barrel half full Of melon rinds
apple parings, bread crumb tea-leaves
etc. The citizen thought "if that was
air there was no use in "fooling
around" any more He said, I'VE can
get along with that but we are awful
nervous on the question of sewer gas.
One would suppose it would be hardly
necessary to remind any intelligent
person that the fumes arising from
such mixed fermenting material would
be Just as fat to the health OF the
family as sewer gas. In fact, they are
sewer gas or its equivalent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

An interesting suggestion has Just
been made for the introduction OF
camels into the south of England as
beasts of burden for farmers and
others. For a number of years they
have been in use in Australia, and
their docility and endurance in that
country are highly praised. Laden
separately, they take about seven
hundredweight each, but in a team
they are able to draw as much as ton
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

EXPERT testimony IN Iunacy does not
seem to be regarded with respect in
China. The Pekin gazette relates that
alunatic in that city, who, in a parox-
ysm of madness, murdered his grand
mother with Il vegetable knife, was
summarily executed in the disagreea-
bic manner known as the slciDg
process. The imperial warrant says
that Parricides and matricide5 "must
be sliced" and contains no saving
clause concerning the insanity of the
prisoner.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

AT The funeral of a wealthy China
man in Carson, New, the other day
the chief mourners threw small parcels
done up in rice paper from the car
riages as they were going to the ceme-
terry. A small boy opened one of the
parcels and found that it contained u
dime. In moment the street was
alive with boys of all ages, who fought
with each other like bashi bazouks to
get the little parcels as they fell to the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

The Protestant Episcopal Church oi
the diocese Of New York has set lI'
face against the sale Of articles a.
church fairs by disposing of chances,
lottery fashion. At the last annu"
convention of the church 1t was re-
ported that the sales were instituted
by several ministers and churches, ana
resolutions were adopted bya very large
majority declaring it the duty OF 'he
pastor to prohibit such violations oi
the church laws.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

A lecture on artificial Ice Was lately
delivered ii london, in which Mr.. f.e
Ferre state q hat hitherto difficulties
had to be Encountered in the ma9uiae-
ture of ICED chief among which was
this -that ice could only be produced
in small, tain cakes, Opaque and snowy
in appearance; owing to the complea.
tion Of machinery Recently patented
machinery and appliances hal over
come these difficulties, and could pro-
duce ice N.iectly pure and transparent
in large, Bd blocks Of uniform length
and thickness Manufactured ice was
purer, cheaper and more lasting than
natural ice. The introduction 81 arti-
ficial ice bad broken down amonopoly
which had existedin the market for
natural ice and there was no reason
why the consumption Of ice should
not be widespread and popular.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

Some United States coins of rare
value are found in catalogue issued
by Philadelphia collector. n silver
dollar Of 1901 is valued at 5000, a
Carolina elephant copper is rare at
$3.50. a brass coin struck about 1916,
said to be the first coin ever struck in
America, and one of the three existing,
is worth 800 On one side are two
ships and on the other the figure of a
wild boar surrounded by the words
"Island Sommer."
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-21

One of the most remarkable articles
for export ever dispatched for scientific
purposes from any country is, without
doubt says London Nature the con
signment which lately left Norway loI
Germany. 1t consisted Of dity-tw'
skeletons Of Lapps, which had during
the summer been unearthed at UtsJok
in Russian Lapland, and which an en-
terprising dealee Of Vardo sold to yarl
Gus museums and societies on the con
tinent at the price Of $50 apiece.
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proceeded to help the gentlena an to
his feet.
"A VERY bad fall that said TIP
with solicitude. Hope you didn
break no bones. SIR
"Oh, l guess not, thank you, sald
Mr.. John Branch. rubbing his bruises
tenderly Don't you want to blachei'
my boots, boyy"
Course. sir" began Tip, brightly
"but," obviously, "your boots don't
seem to need much shinin'
Il think they do need shining, saId
Mr.. Branch, with quiet decision, q
funny laugh in tie jolly brown eyes.
/ SO Tip set to work with will. and
in less than minute Mr.. Brancd'a
boots were like twinkling mirrors.
'Whew! | bet that fellows rich
thought delighted Zip, as he poeketed
the quarter OF a dollar Mr. Branch In
sisted on his taking. "P'raps he's too
proud to carry small change in his
pockets. You don't catch me beln'S
proud as all that, Pennies airs good 5
dollars if you've got plenty of EN-.
An now fer the swellest restaurang In
town. Oh, cricky that fellows lost his
pocket-book, sure's guns! making a
dive for the pavement
"IIi. hi, there" shrieked Zip, shrilly,
"come back an get your property.
Say-y, mister" and Tip hastened after
Mr.. Branch as. fast as his lame leg
would permit.
"Wish he'd take his cap often his
ears minute" painted Tip to himself,
as Mr.. Branch never turned his head.
SOS he could hear. Crickyl what
steps he takesl There-he's stopped
at last, an at the swellest house in the
street, do believe"
AS Tip paused to take breath, Mr..
Branch tripped nimbly up the marble
steps, and opened the massive door.
"Why couldn't he a'waited?" grum-
bled Tip; but Tips grumbIing, like
everything else about him, was CHEEKY
and good-natured. Now, I'll have to
ring and present my card, and be
ooshered into the elegant boodore." "
And Tip laughed at the very thought.
"But dear mer with comical twinkle
in the merry blue eyes, 1--WE gone an
done it, l left my card-case an gloves
home on the pianner! But it can't be
helped now, as l didn't expect to go a.
calm to-day. l wonder what that
feller'll do when he gets the pocket
book /" graysIy "P.rans he'll cIas..-
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

NJ. Andres, a French scientist, con
tends that hail is produced during as
cending whirlwnds.
The curious fact is mentioned by
Mr.. L. Stejneger that the ptarmigar,
as wen as some other birds, regularly
sheds its claws every summer
An imperial decree torbids the circu-
lating libraries to issue the works of
Darwin, Agasslz, Huxley, Lubbock
Adam Smith, Lewes and Spencer to
Russian readers.
Englisl practical science demon
strates - reversing an engine on a
railru in has scarcely a percepti-
Ole ei checking il. the main re-
lianc be upon the brakes.
2as.' aa,so, ,e' Fl engine %il. ,,.@ ~es
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wears such as Loss OF Memory. Lsssltude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society,
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other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR. MINT who is regular physician
Graduate Of the University IT Pennsylvania
all agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
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Consultation free. Thorough examination and
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Mining stocks bought and sold Oh
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
New York Produce.

New YORK, Oct. 90 Flour, dull; receipts,
10000 barrels; exports 1900 barrels; common
to good extra, S3.0503.6O; superine
state and western, S2.6OGS.05; good to choice,
SS.6O15.75; extra Ohio, So. 1005.5O, Minnesota
patent process, s.. 4005. 80; St. Louis, S3.10@
$50. Wheat, spot grades A@Hc better; re-
ceipts, $4,000 bushels; exports &c. 900 bushels
No. spring, Slc ungraded spring S1Ac; I'M
graded red, 64G9ic; No. red, size; No.
= red, SS1sGe6Hc; ungraded white 61S5c; No.
? red, November, sales, 472, 900 bushels at
81 a @S4s<c. closing at $3.50; December
sales 1,192, 000 bushels al s614 GSS6%c, closing
ut S6Kc; January sales, $4,000 bushels ut
SA0sS4zc. closing at sSssc; February sales,
$4,000 bushels at 9o11 G90Hc, closing at
90 sc; March 925c; April sales SO, 600 bush
els at 93S 094lsc, closing at &C. May sales,
240, 900 bushels at 95 ! Ge95Sc, closing az 95 sc.
Corn, spot lots 1zGGAc and options 13nSc
higher; closing with slight reaction ::
receipts, 80, GOO bushels; exports, 1900 bush
els: ungraded, 53G955c; No. $500; No.
, - &c; No. , $50 Q5Gc; ungraded yellow 56c !;
ungraded white 54Q60c; No. October SIC !;
November, 5214 @52Sc, closing at 52sc; De-
cember, 50G50%c, closing AZ 5D1ic; January,
4e04S1zc, closing at 4Sc; May eS3i Case,
closing at 4SS c. Oats, x0I.c higher: receipts,
$4,000 bushels; exports, 100 bushels: mixed
western, 31l32Ac; white western, 325l 6I33c.
Coffee, spot, firm: Rio, dull; options quiet,
opening strong and closing barely steady; sales
were reported as follows: 10000 bags October,
at S7.95; November, s7.s597 so; December,
S7.e50sOO; January, SS.05; February, Sc. Is :;
March $50; April. 1928; June $3.50 Sugar,
quiet; refined steady; standard 13-1605Sc;
confectioners' A 6 1885, grsnuated 6 3-1G06ac.
Molasses quiet and steady. Rice demand fair
and firm. Petroleum, firm; united II sc. Tai
low firm. Rosin, dull. Turpentine dull at 3Oc.
Eggs. western, quiet ard firm. Pork qniet and
steady; new mess quoted at $40 IS. Other ar
ticles are unchanged.