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referred a short distance back to a Rus
sian opera / had heard. 1t was interesting
because the music and the singing were so
much ike the Italian school. The people are
great theater goers. and the act 81 acting
and singing is far beyond the general aver
age Of our own stage. The accessories, such
"a scenery. costumes and pretty feminine
faces, are lacking. 1t seems odd, eren yet, to
20 to an opera or a play at $50, and walk
out in the court yard Of the theater for q cagc
arctic after an act or two, and find It still
broad daylight. Almost no one wears even
ing clothes IN Berlin. The women are obliged
by d cast iron law to take on their hats, and
it's q wonderful comfort, too, to the men.
Berlin women are not pretty by any means.
In Vienna q plain women is a rarity-in
Berlin a pretty one is much more rare Beer
does il ] faney A woman Of p with any
thing approaching o figure is seldom to be
encountered on the Berlin streets. II Is bveF
always aud ever. The gowns ARE III lifting,
the shoulders roEnd and the faces heavy and
nna1x Il is not the healthy. rosy plump
mes that often goes with maturity in Eng
land America, but the colorless mi fluffy ac-
emulation offaf that has none Of the ele.
ments 81 beauty IN IL. They neither sit nor
stand erect. 0fcourse this il d mere general.
izafion. and ] shall be vHstly Obliged il the
German readers 0f this letter viii not rise al
once and pepper the paper with the missp*esl
proving al length and with unQ~uestionable
force 0flogie and ] am an ass and In no way
qualified 10 judge-DlakeIy Hell IN Tht
! Areonauf.
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Nothing Funny In 1t.

There are several apartment houses
in West orty-third street. The 9th
er day two ladies were standing at
the window of the dining-room that
looked out on the back yard of one of
them. Suddenly n of the ladies be-
gan to laugh immoderately, and fair
ly'shoated; 20 my! See Tatters with
your new hat. He's having a great
time with it, and has cheWed off all
the pompons.' Tatters was a little
Skye terrier, and the young lady who
was so much interested and amused
at YER friends misfortune wasa guest
fro,uBcston. The two ladies rushed
downstairs, and the hostess ran in
to the yard and rescued the bonnet
from the somewhat diminutive NAV
of the Skye. In a moment she re-
turned with a smile on her face which
seemed to say; Il don't mind a bon
net or two now and then. and fire.
quently give Tatters one for lunch
con-" Her friend was still in a par
oxysm of mirth, but managedto stop
laughing long enough to say: Its
too bad, dear, and you only got
your hat yesterday; but Tatters did
look too funny for anything"
eyes, dear, Tatters 10 a funny lit
tie dog replied the hostess; ''but
that wasn't my hat; it was your best
one that you wore to the theatrelas
evening. Isn't it too funny for any.
thing"
An east wind direct from her own
dear Hub couldn't have frozen the
smile on the lips Of the Boston cir
any quicker than that simpleexplana,
ton did. saThehorrid little creature,
she cried. II don't understand hoV
You can bear to have him around
You needn't laugh, either, | don't se'
anything funny about the occur
renee. New York Sum.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13
Drink and Climate.

The idea that a low temperature
begets an instructive craving fol-.
alcoholic tonics seems disapproved
by heteetotalism of the Patago1tiiaH
savages, who horsewhip every Span.
ish stimulant monger without BENG
fit Of clergy. The Lesghian noun
taineers, too, observe the interdict of
the Koran in the icy summit regions
of the Caucasus; but there isno doubt
that the bracing influence of eseold
climate affords a certain degree Of
immunity from the facilitating eff
feet ofthe alcoholic vice, and a Scam
dinavian peasant can for years sur
vive the effects Of q daily dose of ak
cohol that would kill an Egyptian
fellah in a single month. But it IS
equally certain that the Temperance
of southlaEd nations is considerably
facilitated by the abundance Of non'
alcoholic pastimes. The Spaniards
have their fandangoes and bnllfghte'
| the Greeks their borderraids, cooking
mains and horse races, while ths
Scotchman, after six days a. hard
work, is confronted with the choice
between the delerium OF an aiconUl
fever and the appalling tedium 81
| sabbatarian asceticism, and natural.
IN chooses the Il less dismal alternative
Felix Oswald in Popular Science
Monthly
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The Professors Discovery.

The graduating class of 1S-was
large, and competition for the class
hOnors promised to be very close.
An examiner who pridpd himself on
| his shrewdness was determined that
he would make it impossible for any
copying to take place under his su-
peryisiUn. Accordingly, he not only
kept a very sharp and constant
watch upon the candidates, but
peered at them from time to time be-
tween the fingers of his hands spread
before his face.
At last he thought he detected a
man in something which looked very
suspicious. Looking from side to
side to satisfy himself that no one
observed him, the man plunged his
hand in his breast pocket, and draw
ing something out, regarded it long
and stoadfastly, and then, hastily re-
placing it. resumed his pen and wrote
with obviously increased energy.
The examiner pretended not to no.
ticc this, but after a time he rose
from his seat. and with his hand in
his pockets strOlled round the room
with an appearance of negligence and
Indifference to what was going on.
BY these means he succeeded in dis
arming suspicion. and getting to
windward of his prey, stole upon him
from behind gradually and upper
ceived. Then waiting patiently, his
strategy was rewarded by observing
that the man once more turned his
head from side to side, vet not quite
far enough to see him, and once more
put his hand into his breast pocket.
Then the examiner sprang forward
in elatiOn, and seized the hand in the
very act of grasping the suspected
object.
Sir" said he, "this is the fourth
time l have watched you doing this.
What have you in your hand?
The man hesitated to reply, and
this coupled with his evident cOnfus-
ion, confirmed the suspicion of the
examiner.
II must insist, sir, on seeing what
it is you have in your hand"
The man reluctantly complied, and
drawing his hand from his pocket
presented to the dismayed examiner
the photograph of a young lady.
This it was which had been his hidden
source of inspiration. This had been
the secret ofhis everfreshened energy.
Very humbly and sincerely did
the examiner make his apologies,
as he returned crestfallen to his seat, !
and it gives the finishing touch to
the story to learn that the candidate !
married thatyoung lady in due time,
and that they are now living happily
together in the enjoyment of the
blessings of their faithful love, so
tested and discovered.
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Henry Ward Beecher was a college
boy once upon a time, and be was
Just as ligely and full offan az the
kA 4hn4. IL - ss,4rrriSiur how.
quickly a plan may be formed IN an
active brain when q person IS SUD.
denly awakened. The follwine story
is an example Of this:
Mr.. Beecher r0Omed while at cor
leee with Prof. Stowe. who was tns
soul Of punctuolity and was eoiaa
ti.7s1aHfiy naifIctf st the future d his
yonng room-matet TO be on time ~
morning prayers in the semlnaryl
chapel. Having done his hest %
wake him up one morning appaI4
entity without success, he had gonl
downstairs with many expression.
Of disgust. No sooner was he out 81
the r0om: than Mr.. Beecher spran1
up, dressed himself rs only collea
students can, ran to the seminary p
Il back way, and when the Proiess9
entered was sitting demureky n iron
Of The desk. The amazelnent Of tn
teacher at this unexpected appear
ance, rubbing his glasses and peek'A
ut him again and again, 70 uessa
mine whether it was real or he ON
saw a vision. WAS always remember
~ Ar. Beeeher with q chuekle
merriment.
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piamonds ii Meteorites.

Prot. lei. Carvill Lewis exhibited at
the last meeting of the Academy Of.
Natural Sciences o fragment Of a
meteorite containing diamonds,
which fell ii Siberia last October. He
had extracted from the specimen two
minute oval bodies, transparent, with
slight traces of polarization, and
having a high index Of reiraction
Having been able to scratch a sap
phire with portions ofthe meteorite,
he was disposed to agree with Profs.
Latschinof and Jerohef, who first ex-
amined this meteofite, that it con-
tanned microscopic diamonds. The
important bearing Of this discovery
upon the question Of the origin Of the
diamond was dwelt up0ns From
facts g~afheredin Africa, Borneo, New
South Wales, California. and else
where, he had been led to believe that
the c0nfmonly-received notion that
ifaeolumite il the original matrixsoi
the diamond is q mistake. and that
diamonds really OCCUR IN basic erup.
tive rocks. The similarity, both IN
structure and composition, OF the
diamond bearing rock as South Az
rios TO meteorites was dwelt upon,
and he had, in view 81 this fact, some
time a2o suggested the search for
diamonds ia mefeorites DR. Foot
nllnded "a the diamond ia supposed
i~tae0lnmlte n the British Museum
which WAS considered genuine. IA.
though the greater number Of sukl
specimens were unaouble Xfraudul
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-13

The Senate Ihe conarned Che nominAF
az 4nmsa a Ienkina. * he Uailta S1
iUdea far fhe EtNtefn diatri0t Df Wiseoa
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The psyeh|


The Psych
A bit Of informant,
Sydney smi
that a Scotchn
t~repanned befd
stand a Joke, is
of J. H. Jackso
to the leading
London Lancet
the pages Of
Monthly. The
TOR has. so I'D
sealpel to the y
and laid bare
some jokes are
is what reade
know to their
to believe DIR.
very serious m
We are told
there is a st
laughing and ]
for this reason
to "see'' or no
a witticism Il
state, but at
that ''as there
there is q mel
is commonly G
ness" This
ence to the ST
tical instrumel
of one object,
each idea. Al
arises from I'll
two similar in
thinking is
~tions,'' The
solemn and Fl
assul
of the relation
pun is cited.
not a girl?"
a little horse
last word ma
q manner as
of the little q
also to sugge
The doctor {
very feeble
readers viii {
thinks the eX
mirth is prov
be found in a
the mind exp
that one wo|
nection betwt
gruous,
Having iii
zeal basis of
er proceeds I
ways in whiel
ject may be a
perplexing
reader, especl
levity, may
learned auth
OF mentation
c~aricature o
loptic menta
And thenf f
strationthat
ae and the d
ster have tn
the shock is
next paragrs
supplies Che
sanity as W
instance, th
memory q
man had u
reasonistha
bered there v
certain occ
scents LINKED
two dissimil
IS, the menU
pended on a
spicuous a
as the rel
causes laug
DR.. Jacks
takes place
which takes
this is why
abies, are
sleep. The
who had /
evening abe
of Europea
dreamed th
consulted b
for the cont
of potassit
this idea
Sidney SIN
s~icalities
opponents
man whort
day, and,
was compel
oil rhubarb
SIENNA.
That no
which viii
est, howey
ship ofpu
which rece
attention
sufficient
is The has
The secun|
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Il Saa C1gsst.neur.

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To Young and Middle Aged Men.
A SURE CURE.

The awful effect OF eSr.y vice. which brings
organic weakness, destroying life,
Permanently Cured!
rSlpttstbOu Of the heart, t.miiity. trembling,
nervous discharges 81 much 10 bz. feared
tvrxottu OsSS, lack Ct ideas, sadness OF spirits
ugly tguSsSintDSS, dislike 10 social hfe and
arNo3ttlE sNSLallC2hOly, MARRIED MEN or
geoSe enLsrtok on the happy life. aware OF
phN >leal &S6llrN. sVgiCacjliry OF H. nerves,
0r'S&Hte dlI1CruCI0C- o. UEha- 5r---4ETr arfrfez
quickly assisted No MINERALS TSgD -
AV0naS people losing CceLC bssIth AMI spend
tesE EfltlS with those eel "a rTr-,T-r .If-f
CAUSING ta5al O lSs'Ctt1rs 90 The 1s-.t u -JsEr
eGSs, aVer and hITEs, STOMACH An. bowels
speedily Cured Leo -3G tIlss ClCGegsry fsr Z
yVG from eBBrrsE 81 grge Oh
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suntptian, then death, II took nr.
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