Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-22

| carriage compartments, one in France and | one in Italy, The Europeans ought te have | such cars as are run on our railroads, | Civilization has reached high stage il | Paris, ln that city there Is an association
 whose object Ia to help drunharda home al | night, If the patient ia too drunk to give his address, the club looks out for him til hs can,
 Within the lust two or three days oui shrieking intant and anti Catholic conten pornty has accused us of spite and tnisrep-
 resentation We cheerfuiy forgive 1t, fot we realize that It's progress townrd atgsl-
 hb5d Is trying t6 It's temper.
 A ease iHt8itine oHiy si ,BBB has bssti iiH- sefirg f6f tet BeHfs in ths New jefseB e6Htts: 1t feaehed ths e6Hft 6f hbpsais the 6thef dHF Ahd the jHases fefhBed tB etes as- eisi8h, and t8d the bHfties t8 s8 h8He atd ssttte tAeif tight. # Ia Hnf8ftHnats f8f thefi that theY Wefa H8t seHt h8me ten Fears ag8: Fhe German eensns, just taken, sh0Ws that the empira contains fQrtY five teWns of eEer hp,0l0 inhabitants, twenty pne of whleh have mare than 100000. Dusseldorf, Berlin, Magdebulg, Chemnitz, Nurnburg, Hamburg, and Leipsic show an increase during the five years of over Ii per cent. Orefeld oyer 2l per cent, Kiel, Dortmund, Mannheim, and Carls- ruhe over b per cent. In Dantzic the popu- lation has increased only per cent, while in Memel there has been decrease of nearly Az per cent.
 Thebaw of Burmah has cause to feel that the English are "down on him." When the steamship having him on board arrived at Madras, an officer went ashore and an- nounced that he was ready to deliver the royal freight, but must first have @ receipt. The business-like Scotchman who was in charge of the post dem landed an inventory of the cargo, and on receiving it, made out his receipt in this fashion: Received of Colonel Willoughby king, 3 queens, 13 maids of honor, etc., per list appended"
 According to MT. Edward Atkinson, rail road property now constitutes one-ffth of the accumulated capital of the country, gives employment to 1000 people and moves 400, GOO, ,OO0 tons of freight annually, half Of which is fuel and food, and so CHoopAy CAoo Iuo MdSSdCuuSottS lAoCAoAAI I1Ai now procure the transportation of years supply of food from a distance of l,OOO miles for the proceeds of one days labor. The great corporations which have brought about this wonderful and beneficial result deserve fair treatment.
 Eighteen hundred years ago the Chinese made paper from fbrous matter reduced to pulp. Now each province makes it's own peculiar variety. The celebrated Chinese rice paper that so resembles woolen and silk fabrics, and on which are painted quaint birds and flowers, is manufactured from compressed pith, which is cut spirally by a keen knife into thin slices six inches wide and twice as long. Funeral papers, or pa per limitations of earthly things which they desire to bestow on departed friends, are burned over their graves. They use paper window frames, paper sliding doors and pa per visiting cards yard long. It is related that when distinguished representative of the British government visited Pekin several servants brought him a huge roll. which, when spread out on the floor, proved to be the visiting card of the emperor.
 The most recent estimate that has been made by the French engineers in regard to the proposed African inland sea is that the undertaking could be consummated in the