Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-25
ELEANINGS.

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CITY live at hotels. and there are l00,'
600 strangers in town every night.
In certain cases of aggravated
oifense, Bombay husbands cut off their
wives noses as means of punishment.
Fifty years ago the only fuel al
| Washington was wood-maple, oak,
walnut or pine, brought in by the
neighboring farmers.
There are $40 churches in London
within radius of twelve miles. In SOl
daily PRAYERS are said: in l2i there are
no services except on Sunday.
a policeman on the Brooklyn force
has been dismissed for an attempt to
tlirt with a young lady who was un-
kind enough TO make a complaint
One of the most attractive objects at
the Nice Exhibition is said to be a
Chinese clock, which is stated to date
back 500 years before the birth of
| Christ
The Duke of Wellington was once
in great danger of being drowned at
sea. 1t was bedtime. when the captain
of the vessel came to him and said: 1T
will soon be all over with u.s." Every
well, )" answered the Duke, "then l
shall not take off my boots"
An electrician predicts that within a
generation person can stand at the
telephone and not only talk to the man
at the other end but see his face and
features; also that the wires will be so
improved and perfected that signals
will travel at the rate of 5000 feet a
second.
The latest application of wood is as
dressing for wounds in the form of
what is termed wood wool" 1t is
finely ground wood, such as is used in
the manufacture of paper. 1t is deli
cate-tibered, soft, yellowish-w sub
stance capable of absorbing an i'm
mense quantity OF liquid.
The average duration of life among
well-to-do people is forty-tive years;
among the middle class it is twenty
five years; among the laboring class
twenty years. Among l0J people the
wealthy would not number more than
five, the middle class no more than fif-
teen, and the working class eighty.
Crocodile farms are becoming COM
and sl,innoJ t5a;r aash -, , ,nd ,D
feed their hungry descendants. That
these breeding places are of no mean
dimensions Is shown by the fact that
the owners of one of them suppIied a
tanner at St. Louis during the current
wear with no less than ), 600 ALLIGATOR
skins.
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o,aai,.aJ ,bo r,I;no 80 " of t'';I.,;. h'''
;-',.ar,',S -. ~, u" Y. DuiitS
tho M - nar wbaois SSor1I hp p'olo1;S I,ot;o, 'na.
ond @ onoratnd br ~ Stnt;onor,. 10 a,"is ano;r
while passengers and freicht would be
transported in long troughs. with a
keel moving upon the wheels in per-
manent shed extending the whole
length of the line.
Vermont farmer made = not nrotit
of S43 30 from the nroduce Of iinTIe
This is annaI IN loo bnsbe1S of wbaat in
Kapsas ,t AZ cents ner busbaI With
this difference. 1t wouId cost as mnch
tn raise and harvest the wheat .S II
,ro,I5 bripo, while tho nrooeadS Of tba
turtey wcre clear cain Concoyd IN
IL feonIc and Pgt1iot
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tiie e's:o.u Patt VI 'ne s.''e nc It's
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ho"a noA ro;nfan III - aJon,a,n mus to nai af esea
successful aroriculture.
T,o of NJ cI.5-to,. u.;,,o
.o"S P,'t ui".
iriehds II ana associates IN 'he Ieers are
ocotcl Ears noseperrS anu aUeiueeh'
VINO are vi th1 stal9lns Vi MS OWL
eiaest SON Eoru AoeTueen mas cie'eF
managing "iie' VINO mas hao large
smart SI III pushing MIN mo pi ',iiiiieiice'
ms ia'nel was si.' 'iiliu t'eiSoh'
u ureauiu.ih shuooeu py MS la'her' the
irilIe Minister anu MS own eiuer
oro'her preferred Sailing as mae on an
american FesSeI 10 assuming the Earl
doin; =, NY,
a lazy saiu: men L was young
glrIs began win sins,e rose. no"
'heS carry bouquets ol the,n' as iatge
as nail-oushel hie.suie' anu 'illS
Is qul'e true' II Is ai>o 'iue 'iiaI tiiGSe 5S''
IMMENSE oou'luets ol loses are "Mluliy
SN,ehsi'e' 50 iiiuci 80 'naS Sothe youns
iaulTs ahhouHcc 'hey VIII iot acceP'
any no"ers 'nis seasoh' OUT VI com.
PASSION ~: the VA, SrIai'elieu ne purses oi
tW tIelr auiillrgis' VINO shaI say 'h9
" ashIiS Stoh peI!e Is IoI a siii Vi soou
Sense! !-Aet'e' J'oH ""SH'"y'0H'
A GainesVllIe, Ha., iainlly named
omlth Is the poSsessor OF an old-tllhe
clock which kept good time Tor twenty
hye years, up to about SIX years ago,
when IL stopped ana no amount OF hN-
ing couid induce us penuuinm 10 WORK.
Several weeks ago, the husband beng
confined to his bed with fatal disease,
the long-forgotten clock at midnight
peaIed forth the hour OF II. lhe clock