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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
The Scope and Purpose of Life Insurance
Perfected in Modern Times.
q -

The Scope and Purpose OF Life Insurance as
Perfected in Modern Times
The transactions le involve aggen Of
pA.as'sS sSs1 Pas % pfS l s '
Ssl sse .sd fer % he ass ,s s@s asr ,s'
gafs
and % s sa % 2 the Rp % @ not % 9S'sss @ ' % s
LlIn 1SsrnasSg N rnn ssTnp m ss sTarks s ..
conditions a1d & n a % % adsd @ t the % prosperity es Of % life a o@ar
% ths @ Sa q Se % the BUSINESS doas % ROsss % ao..sd G s@n
s
s"Ps f % & s ra ii: & ss I'D @ " a s @ & s;
% % 5 dhcosn % % S llve I @ @Sa the @ % "a S7 h' s % @ ne % ~
s h al oos & % rRss @ enus % do @ large % amount annually Though
members s al, es sp 1claon
YORK @ H % 'ssg ss q'ls s % % sgGs 5 % ss 5 s; n % -
"o aad
s.. ssSP and an % %s ] & only .s s The
which they the raj q
sss % H. % 5 srs aas @ $ r S % sS p but
.s sa aa and o"s @
Of s s%H"g THAT !" % S ' business
rs @sSsss
ssSs sss % ' % s%PsB % and % @s @ % and % ,os % % @ % ss %
aoo ssS THE sDs ass the statement general
record wm Tor
ssns S % Haanc &
@ ark sw rS Ike Ny r II iGr,H
ss@ s"ss;ss s LIE s :S ] s Ed 4
s hs saar'aa aa. of ~ s asssa. % '
fhs Ps" s"ppemsntas % @
E; ?s .S. S :" q "a Mutual r''" there
:s 5 ss %i 's
$ s% %ass, 10 a.
] % & nS S ss Of the sDS f 9 o S % s"9 %S @ are
no" 7 ,s's ss:' %
hs .ss sRs 5 % s" @ % ING s SG s @
s%s ns s s5s ps % ] or q for s"' % % % $
Of these policies have maturcd and IL
policies reached Tonnc Diy
better the NEW
YORK LIFE whose potces
they also much Dividends
on other method of Distribution.
TONTINE DIVIDEND PLAN
the
thacom into eel Issues
TRANSFER
StormcrI done
that whereas the %
Tonine
the original Tonin
fonines had fallen of -
! s.
~ sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09


fng rs s1ants Under shs shsloy = she *
naIts 81 .....n.. .ssa 1l.ou1Hlsas oo the 1anlss =
t4a Fli1a.s.s. az-i Is - silEiu seeales tafo~
- rss Wh.ts House aRd traasarg it leozs
lfss f1rt 49,. aai ras 3sols nsis saoor hood
hu.1s slsa tlsc nssss 81 - EaealnorY IL .
af ref rsieE. aias.F o. sized AID Z - one =
.- arasess anl 3llzs q c1e soserBnsnt tns
Au.-f "a esg daals from . stzlx vn IS roof
- % as ID ualLorzn sfzad about - dsors
E4sr. naa SO -ntsfs "a ois fooasy alA -
ellel q. +. ltrrlllalzei ll1 90 oce g1es sarough
o. le.. saea
90 satsg d4qs tEe General pa5iss is admit
te.i to - rae ea.l8.ag. and ssides eonduct
tas visitors tlrslEa it ln@e guides are
Enaer tlarlsd gr.s sho undersiaad thor
oagE tha aorxiag ~ tas departments and
. l .thout nsale7 making flsT eaa tsli yea
ths sforf II s. nii from rhe time IL leaves
ths ga raxs ~ the o. ger msksrs antll Il
esnes cacs here srssn seled currency -
hs ns-ahsd ap iato pulp AID east into the
i.isis erazineuts ard statuetles flrnisssd for
sac - curiosity veacers.
Taks wax with her through The depart
n,en1 She eil sAog sou ho~ the plates are
surragad and tos tbs dlss ars eur IN nany
plecsa You ALL only ses tss b.cls n tho
sezraVars. lasY work n their snkrt sl-eve.,
with .aeir fzcas toward the windows, and
have iiEls cgooy holes waica smut them oir
fronl latsrri 9t.on No cnc -ngraFer .
Allowed 60 maze a whole hank note Each
cuts a part of one ln sloal. and COCO has his
sreclz.-v. s1lue q tas 6noss engrav-rs Ia
10 world 49, here. ard stae q tos faces
wnIeh yo1 aae every Day ca yvur 81 and S.
f csinDri.s hgndrets ~ collars worth u
work raks ths face q Garfield upon the -
1an< cot-s. snd it took one man to m0utns
q eusrass ths plate that mads 10. Tais en-
rgasirk IA. - te aous upon ssoeL A sya--
ia~ s aTss made "a psn and M. and then
the Eork "a nranSfsrred 70 stsel 5y th8 en-
graver. Is requrss al arElzt - 10 r. and
tas beSs sasrassrs work 50 sl0wfT thas you
can hardly notice their progrsss from day
o day The stee. PaAtss upon ~aach tnis
wcFk Is i1no e tAe dnest make, and
tsey ara Fsslly Nesth tkelr Sx.EhI u alveT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

AcoaTsinc q lste sivicss fr1-7 Chirs
thazs A. ne 60zhe nsE bat thai the t-ssch
IA t0s yellow r1ver er1he-kT- e1t With
c1rssd tie terri bie inunc1tion last year
cnarot be r-psi-s6 before the next foods.
There is fne-sf1Ta roths@g p prevent
sful,lar in-1n3asiors e thost &c last rear.
11rirz ths r~ssenf satuZ-n-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

THozAs y ToBa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26
Qn5etaen.
Ser SAuSArst

Ser Samsatst
p6er n06s Bud Der GsInnbDeit", bon 9r. 6uuu.
iopie cine sn5aDl anOerer 9ousar3rei6il9er ftets an
Sanb.
Keeling, Klappenbach & KenkeI.
IS 9eorbprn.Gtr. Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26
3tt Dcrmtetbett:

2ter @tof 1857 0t-0ioifionftraBs u 3immer, Poi.
Ieno fir 8por6ingbous.
$50. 1863, 2ter Stof, 3 3immsr.
$40. 1863, 3ter Stod, a 33i1nnter.
Si1D ale neu ouf9efrtIDt. 9tlige M1iet6e.
l~9nt53lpD g. SGtd1eNer, 5 2aSale ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26

Die Samilie bes &eidsfanSlers SIR
item 8iSmard lit un1 ein @nfeiftn
Derei6ert poroen; Die @rGftn 8ilbelm bon
StsmarGzS 6Onbauiet tpur6e in 6analt
bon elmer So6ter glildlid e%nt6unoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26
0eltrlr 9dtaelknpf.
9l1t Sns oettI1e Gttblifnut!

9taf6ert mir baS oft rennntr1irte WbofeIole Grpceu
9ols SIZE GanOolpBtr. unb Ma6aib NtOe. aetomA
neroeu mir urS %6eitre6eu, benz bentid)eu 9iiblii
lonett es in %niierer WtoGt ite6t. ert9eeeH al fou
inoem mir bette @aGte su tets Diai9Steta
len o%erfaltfen. Seitelnn9en auBer1aIb oe<
tperhen aus 9or9fdltigite 0ns9efibrt.
nutenitebenb eintge uuierer BreiIe
gelteS 9tDg9enmebL per Barrel. :. ........
8eftes 9atent
&to. AZ - v........... I.0
Se1te W01@=Setfe, 40 Stiit Ttr ............... 1.0
Suite 3petiden, % 8funb. -. ............... Ia
@ritner iaponeftI0er SDee, per 9fltub ..........
Srlllte @rblen, per Yfnn0 ........
&GtungSOoa Jacob BerOlzRAeim 81 q
So Olt EatoolplsStr. uno 67 & SO 0SabaiD g}
12fb13W, ioulpbl GBiCaQp. Y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26
NerutiSMfeAo

Ser rnertpartet i6neQ g eitorbene
8oriiBer beS Sberb dz
ties, @atte, miirbe eilen in mander
8e5iebung g%ldn5enOen ri6terliden 9talnen
%6interlaien, iuenn er nidt an Der gleige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26
S6wQ6e uNO 6inOer(OIe 5rQuCn

ioliten niDt per3rpeifelu. ionbern RotD unb 8elebring
e,s einel1 Yud)e I1opfen, our9 lpeldDes XouIenoe in'
uerbolb ~tlraeiter Set ibre pole @eiunb6cit mieberer'
Ian9t uno ben eiu5i9ea Wuui9 hires $er5ens n er'
faaing geben iobet. 9as nit nielen 8rantengeldtd9
ten e~rldIterte, reid5ti9 auSgeitGttete reueife @serf miro
gratis uub franco periGidl bon Der YrtDate Gl's
tic T. 9~tspenSare, Is g.. @oniton Str., 1ie@s
@r0aomQn. Welusg lptf. 81. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26

gSie man bort, geDenft Ser 9rGfi6ent
oes Gertp oltun9Sratbs beS 9forbbeutIden
9loDb in 8remen, &onluI s.. 8. Meier,
lelne Stellung nieoer5uIegen. uub stpdr in
9tidiidt auf lein bobeS Nlter bon 70 Sab
rem, 1pie oarauf, bob leiue SbGti9feit bur0
biele anDere @brenGllter gu lebr in 9lnipru6
genon1men it,. Sein mebr ais breiBigiGbz
RIGGS 8irfen in obengenannter SteQllnq,
tpeldem 9eutl6lano paS Gntiteben llnD
8fllben bes rNorboeuti6en 2(ppo" per=
oanft, madt ieinen gtatneu bon bem bes
gtorODeutl6en 2loDo unSertrenulib ltno
1t6ert ibnl oas ebrenppllite NitDe1fen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26

9entide 8dumi1ulc p. 6. SonOeregger
Salte ale @rteil Sru9t6dnme, @einreben, 8eeren=
l1o 8lamenitrdu0er nlb S0ottenbaume. @tetue
SpestoIttdten ino ruiTlbe W}aulbeer= NIB ruIlil1e
Mpritoienbdunte Malb6aumIeblin9e fir Climber
@loims. SD DerIenbe mn CUTE. nomensG0te 8lon3en
,tno 81 6iatgen 8retien. SbiGt fir N~retsltIte. @pr=
reiponoen5 oeuti9 ooer en9l1i9. @breliire:
GGrI gOnocreg8cr,
19m34m0 Gefferlon co. Spper, geb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-26

Gine &anIIe iteben Sabre
lang 9etragen bat et1 iunger Q5erg=
mann, tpel6er Dor iie6en SSa6ren in 8onn
in Der &li1tf 0perirt tpurpe. S6n Gqitrpp
erbielt Der ebeu1alige 8ergmonl Stelluno
ais &ne6t, unD er befin0et it0 iebt for
perltd) l1to getitig tpobl. 9as Spred,en
tdut ibm, tpte ct lelbit GuBerte. trob6enl er
1hon lett lteben Sabren cine &anille trdqt,
gar nidt ihmer.
Gin erg0btt6er 9orfQQ
lpteIte it'd fir5li6 am 9prtm u6er
S6Dftengert0te ob. QQS. Die 0ers
%ha1lolun9en beginner ioQten feblte elm
Sdote. Sin 8ote wurbe tpeggelGtdt, Inn
etnen S~tlfSld,Offen SIT holen, fe6rte aber
na6 ettpa OretDtertelitunoen Nirid, nit Der
Wteloung, er babe ben 6erru nt6t aufQe>
funoen. Gben l0tdte lid Ser 8ote su einem
ernellten 0a19e an, alS in elmer Gde bes
3~uborerralllnes tin SGuerlei1 3u ei,tem me-
ben tbn1 ~1tehenoen 9errn GuBerte: sd
Dout, ct 9Ong loB, it Deff fem 5io NEE; if
I'm altt DOrlaoen iDDan, olper if tueit nid,
tparltm!" 9iele 8emertuug tpurDe an
red1ter Steue Qeb0rt, man ld0pfte 8eroacbt
llno et1te ndbere Beiihtigung DerGorla6u1q
ergab = oaB man bier ben bermiBten QSnlfSS
r19ter IN uretgenlter @eitalt Dor 1ib bate.
Oeit elmer etpas ieltIamen Miene na6m iebt
na6 erfol9ter 9luffldrung Der iueiie SER
S6ofe AM Gidterttide Blab, I'M feline
9eiptbttge Stimme nit in Sic @aaldale
oeS 5tedtes 6u Derfen.
9lus 8oIfenburg in 9ornmern
tptro folgenoer eltfamer II nglifsz.
all mttgetbetlt: Sin iunger 8iiraerslnbn
be9ab It'd auf Die felt 3ugelrorene 8rage
btnaus, Tim SIT angeln. @r fam rtdt piez
Der. Nls man an1 anoeren Sage nad} inn
lubte, fano mani ieine 9ei6e lana ausoez
ltredt auf Dem @iie Des TluIles lieaeno.
QSte man Die 2etde auf3u6ebeu illdt, sei1t
1td, oaB Der re6te Nrm burd Elm .armitape
ties 3od) i'm Gile hinour6geitedt tit 1rno
bort te1t9ebalten pirb. Wtan 6altt oas sis
rings Inn ben Qrm auf, befommt bteien
trei, 5iebt aber init Dem Mrn einen rteiiaen
9e6t beraus, Der fid in Der 6anb feifaez
6tllen batte. Ser 6edt ipog SO Gfuno.
gSte ttd aus Der Situation i0lieBen lieB,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
IIBROS.

Sc han recih,do en- es,a Inpren.
"a, por el dlimo vapor-coreo dc
"a Peninsula los sigaientes:
LEf dc knJuieiamlen,o Civi.
aaotada y encaadernAdA en- Pasta
= $40 elcmplar.
OBRA3 de Amicia.
vETkRINARfA, pos Arag6.
TACTICAS de- infanseria-
HIsTORIA nA,arAl. pos Pc.
rrdA
CuRlosInADEs granau. .
O., por AAESinea Garcia
HACIENDA municipal Tor
AouslA-
ubRAS eompiesAa as Mora.
IN.
GALgRiA 10 sns,erus eAleArvs
Pos AaaA Nara De- Plla- SiaaS.
&c MaE~o.
hIsroalA as a asllgsas. por
Mass.
Il. cATuLIcIaMo o. pre-
~@xAa - sas daaAasaass. pas klsA.
gsasss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
ES El MAS BARATO.
afKisIa H "A klIn 0lsYIlh
ssmpsss:s pr 81 Paars Rapa.GA

TsIto pAfN Ia kscasiAs d. u Isls
De Passio-kaeo ssgan DeeFssn De-
Exemo. 4 lima 81. Ubaspo de- ss,.
Ds5eaaas ID. Jaaa Aatonle Paig sa II
as DscaezaaEv a. lsso. , Ps6sirs4p ss
I'll bssssta Eeissaaafaes Cd l. de- Knssg
&c 1881. qss 4.ss adj
"usazAas4s aAcAAiAs, ssxaa - lEp.os.
anea ssSsssfs, . a1saasse!ta 4si u.
tseasas as h Docsrsna Cy.s.aAsa 1 .eas
tAAas a r3spaaAa, vsasaes 90 AeelasA,
GAEAsSS ls laxts rAsa h DsA<ssas e
anstKsS J pcra1As 0asex4szsa Asl 7
hlrAh sss { rsas IL - Fu4arsas 80
lAass, 600 rss2As 60 Eza sss<alaas ,
sseasAaas fssgsssas y ssaFamaAs . 80
"a ts@A E . ezs<eASsa eME4sssa. ss=
KAaa4s & b sss 10 sszxasa vszsAea "a
ss4A. ssss ~ laaszs Fss<ss u aaAass u
- AnAlaas peAssA~
FsMra~t aAasss saaa. - saA 4w~-
- = tf-.s ga gs.sA
tsa ~sssSs sa III IWr4assa Aaaasas
- Fayaa g LlesasslA 1sl nsAsxss hxa.
rAss8a FgEsAassa ~. = ~ . &s n 9saa
gi.asaAAsa Fs~e. FxzAsssa a.. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
BlBAlOTROA
DE COMERClANTE

aISTORIA DEL OOMERCIO de
das las hsciones, deSde los tiempss mas ~
motos haAta nuestros dias por M. ScAers
tradncida del frances por los alumEos de Ia
ciAse de este ldioma establecida en- 81 AE.
mo- Aevcas2 de Madrid, y publioada Gex-
rensas de 10 misna Asooiaclon.
Doe tomos gruesos, pasta sspahola, -
en- IL Imprentl del Boletia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
TEs0RO De LOS PlRATAS
POR D. JOSE PEREZ morris

Aasvxaas cen ras /stssreGs Sc. As-
tT y i4Msa9sI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

no pr0dQce c0tGnbr0S, nffurlgu dei eSt5-
mQgO, III diQrreQ nj eStreH n7ient0 de
OieAtre. No tL6RS Rdngun7 S0b0r nj 0LOr
milo e01uRicQ al OinO, al aqua nj d cE0E
QUL0r ekrO U1uidO con ei cu0l pusde to-
RQArSa. JAMAS EKKEARECE ioS OIEN7ES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

f0S COlores palidos. 0fScct0n tan .gene-
rQlizad0 entre las j6D6ReS en- ei Dsrt0d0
do Suf0rnlQci0n; Ia QAnemia, ia Clorosis,
OrscurSOrGS del mayor Rd1erD de 0fec-
clones cr6nic0S, Sc cOnlbQteR enc1zn1eRts
e0R N 00lpke0 regular det NiERR0 BRLVAl3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

L. OIENClA DE TENEDURIA DE
LBROS d lplinoada por Ia aplicaclon de
una regla b hble para acertar 81 deudor
el aoreedoi, soompahAda de numsrosos
eiemplos dc oAloulos meroantiles, por G
O. Marsh, trsducido de 10 go ediolon in
glesa por A. @. Beok, baIo 10 inmsdiat,
snpeccion del autor. Un tomo slegante.
msnts sncuAdsruado ss-sS, en Ia In
del Bclefsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
Ungusnto Holloway.

Bate naraviiloso o&isAne shna infalib smst
70 las hsFidas antlgsAA, lAa tagas, y ies mal,
DO pisrnas y de pochc Per medic do ss inEasI
cia las tlcesas sirslsnsAs senAa uay proe,s
IN aspscss coavAlsc,sa.s y aesap3rsesn- Js
nks dsja, ssss sngseato !srrissraats. de pre-
dselr ana cara psxtscta de las s6scciOas. de- b,
nisl, les ocnsipadoa, las tosss = 81 rssmsts
ne, sun eaaade 90 ha apsisda % sane "a
los lesd1mAs remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PlLD0RkS HOLLOWAY.

hillonss do psrsonas, "a aodA. iAs partss
muAdo, recomisndAa dsnhas P.ldoras como
nsjor rsStaurativo Dc Is sAlVe qas - e.noe.
Kllas cr-aa tcdas lss SfpccioDss Asi ccrsEtc
del hisado, del est6mAyo, do 20. hEones
los intes.inos, y repsevsl Ia acrtsDoaia. ia
natElsncaa y Ia oardi-.K;A, srpslssHde de ia
sangrs toda lmPsresA fertAiscieado eoapls
sAmente sl dstsnaa asFsioso daade an ton.
adAbls 4 Ia argsnisAcina genef2i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

Vandese q so etVa. en- risnca /.
81 idem sncuadernado en- Ia I'm
pfensa del BoLxTM MEhcAsTn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTILE. +"

Rn esta secci6~ de La casa, montada con
lltOdos los elementos necesariOs provista de
materiales de primera clase sc hacen enema
IdernaciOEes en- hOlandesa, carton6. nasta es.
pamela, piei de levanie con relieves todo per.
fecto y precios reducjdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
S0RRES PARA CARTkS.

9raA ssstid &c tOdzs siAsss = sfss.oa
Soafns u SO cengarox 100.
Id. = so ri. Id.
ld. A. un Gohl,-z Sd i'll. i'd
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-13
Verifying an Old Legend.

Readers of the saga Of the Burned
NAL, translated by Sir George Dasent,
cannot have forgotten the terrible con-
clusion, the burning of old Malls house
with all his family. This deed was almost
the last Of series of man slayings, the
result of an Icelandic vendetta or blood
feud The date was about the time OF
the conversion of Iceland to Christianity,
that conversion having been rather in
complete SO far. Now people have often
asked whether this event, 80 renowned
in history, ever took place. According
to Nature, d member of the Icelandio
Archaeological Society has excavated the
site assigned to Bergthorsholl, Malls
house, by tradition. He found at a GER
tain depth the ashes of burned house
and also some curious Jumps of a fatty
substance. Being analysed, these proved
to be skyr, kind of buttermilk, appar-
emily, which had undergone the action of
fire. Now the saga expressly says that
pailfuls of skyr were thrown by tho
women of the house on the fire in tho
attempt to extinguish it. This confirma-
ton is very curious, if not, perhaps very
ogent.-London Daily News.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-13
The Little Seal Cried,

A seal about two months old was seen
yesterday on the deck of the schooner
Arizona, which was moored at the Com
mercial wharf. He is the skipper's pet
and great favorite with the crew. The
captain said: 81 have had the little fel-
low about six weeks. having caught him
at Stable Island. He was asleep when I
came upon him, and before he knew it I
had him in my arms. In three days
from that time he was as tame as a dog,
and will now follow me all over the ves-
sci. In the morning at about 8 o'clock
the seal takes his position over the hatch,
and there he will cry until some one of
the crew goes on deck and feeds him.
When we are outside throw him over
board and let him swim until he is tired,
and then he is only too glad to be taken
on board again."
The little fellow seemed to enjoy him
self on the vessels deck, and was very
fond of the caresses of the crew. When
he saw one CT the men approaching him
he would hobble toward him and tease
for a mouthful of fish that was generally
forthcoming Portland Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-13
A Pathetic Tale from Australia,

The other day a leading Sydney solici-
tor received instructions from London to
hunt up young man who had quilted
London ten years previously, and draft
for $500 was inclosed to pay his passage
home. After course of advertising a
member of charitable society called in
and directed the solicitor to certain
howell in lower Alexandria, Sydney. The
solicitor, knowing the lay of the
country, judiciously sent his clerk down
to catch the fever instead Of doing it in
person. =.
That well dressed young man explored
the barbarous region, lodging through
back lanes and over mud pies and among
broken fences that hung wearily and
lopsidedly amid abysses of mud, and at
last he arrived at hut which boasted a
box and pile of rags and straw for its
sole furniture. A weary woman, who
had once been handsome, and who under
happier auspices would be handsome
again, begged that they should not be
turned out of their dismal abode until
her husband was better, and hollow
eyed invalid stretched on a pile of rags
in the corner echoed the petition. And
these two were the heirs to fortune OF
ESQ, ,000.-Sydney (Australia) Bulletin.
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Automatic Machine for Perfumerv

One of the latest projects for catching
the pennies Of the public is an automatic
pachine for perfumery, number of
which have been set up in the approaches
of ferries and other public places. By
dropping penny into slot, in the same
manner in which nickels are dropped
into the patent weighing machines, an
automatic fountain is made to send out a
spray of perfume for the handkerchief.
The crowds of people who go down to
the sea from Thirty-fourth street ferry
take up so much of this perfume that the
odor has become disseminated through
the cars of the Long Island railroad, and
in some measure acted as public bene-
fit in offsetting the horrible smells Of
Hunters Po;nt.-New York Tribune
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Paving Children for Everything.

Three young ladies were walking down
Woodward avenue the other day, the
danlsel in the middle talking volubly in
"A very audible tone. She said:
'Why, they are paid for everything.
They got 500 each for not having their
ears, pierced; 800 each for not becoming
engaged until they are 81, and when the
rest of the family went abroad and didn't
take -, she cried and got 800. It's
800 for this and 800 for that all the
time. Then there is their brother. He's
delicate, you know, and he gets 81 a day
for not eating dessert, 81 a day for
going to bed Sc 8 o'clock and when he is
sick he gets So day for taking his medi-
cine. And spend money! Why, girls.
it's just awful They spend more in
"a" and they passed out of ear shot,
Detroit Free Press
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One OF the Seas Dangers.

A curious acoustic phenomenon, some
times observed at sea, has been termed
by NJ. Fizeau, the "mirage of sound"
from its analogy to certain well known
phenomena of light. The sound waves
are DETECTED upward to "A very marked
extent under the influence of strata Of
air of various temperatures, and to this
effect are ascribed numerous collisions
between vessels having powerful fog
signals. s.--Arkansaw Traveller.
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A Big Canal Project.

A scheme for constructing canal deep
enough for transatlantic steamers, from
the sea to the city of Brussels, Belgium,
has heen submitted 10 the city council.
The company will undertake to finish the
work, and begin running steamers from
Brussels to New York within three years
from TIE date of the concss ssion.-ForeigD
Letter,
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SOMEWHERE.

give this hour to sorrow; nay, refrain,
Bethink thee skies e'en now are somewhere
bright
Fer others, the green leaves are dancing light,
And lovers meet where blossom in the lane
Flowers, the sky children of the sun and rain.
And somewhere torrents in their youthful
might,
Seornng the smooth path, leap the dizzy
height,
And mountain submits glisten pure Of stain.
Somewhere for poet brows fame twines her
wreath;
Somewhere to noble purpose souls are won
By holy living OF heroic death;
Brave hearts endure, nor quail at fortunes
frown;
And somewhere there is rest fopall who breathe,
Somewhere a land wherc sorrow Is unknown.
N. T. R. in London Spectator.
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An Alaskan Winter Day.

The shortest days are passed, and we
will now see old Soils shining face few
minutes longer each day. On the 22d
the sun rose at 8 40 a. NJ, hugged close
to the top of the peaks crowning Douglas
island, disappeared from sight at 1:lO
p. m. behind tall peak, came out again
at 40 p. IN. and then finally set at $40
p. m. AT $40 darkness sets in and
lamps are lighted. Alaska Free Press.
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Though workers in copper seldom suf-
fer any ill health from their work, vet
the particles of the mineral enter their
system so as to completely saturate them
in process of time. Some old copper
smiths have had their hair turn green in
stead of gray, and their bones have been
found green after death. Chicago News.
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A Moonless Month.

The month of February, 1906, was in
one respect the most remarkable in the
worlds history. It had no full moon.
January had two full moons and SO had
March, but February had none. De you
realize what rare thing in nature that
was? 1t had not occurred since the
time of Washington, nor since the dis
covcry of America, nor since the begin
ming of the Christian era, nor the erea-
ton OF the world. And it will net occur
again, according to the computation Of
astronomers, for-how long do you
think!-2, 10000 years. Was not that
truly wonderful month?-Golden Days.
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Mules That Garry "a Ton,

At Genoa l saw train of a dozen dom
keys loaded with iron for the improve
ment of the street railway. The iron
was tied across the donkeys' backs the
long way, and the weight would have
been considered a good load for two
horses in America. 1t is not uncommon
to see donkey carrying load of rail-
road bars weighing 1000 pounds, and a
ton is not a small wagon load in most
countries. Philadelphia Times.
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1t is injurious to rub the eyes while in
falgsd by the cutting winter winds and
and the dust raised thereby, and equally
so to bathe them and go out Immediately
again in the air, as then there is danger
of catching cold. A prominent optician
declares that most Of the eye troubles at
this season are caused by imprudence in
rubbing or bathing. He also says that
in rubbing the eyes the tear line from the
outside to the nose should be followed,
though the majority pass the fingers from
the inside out, which, he asserts, affects
tn sight and produces crows feet. The
ladies will assuredly heed the last state.
ment.-New York Times.