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OxroRD University, following the exam
pie Of Cambridge, proposes 70 admit women
10 the final classical examinations.
In the United States one man in every 80
takes q college course; in England. one II
every 200; in Scotland. one in every go; n
Germany, one in every 2l3
WorLD the teacher seek TO direct wisely
the natural activities Of her pupils, shc
must study their individual characteristics,
know their capacities and powers and By
guiding and controlling them, promote sym
mctry and perfection Of development
San DrEGo's new Orphans Home prom
ises 70 be one OF the most important and
best-cndowed charitable institutions il the
Union. In addition 70 the Home proper
there viii be 20 educational and technical
school. -Four citizens Of San Diego have
subscribed $1,000 900 and the city has given
100 acres Of land in the city limits, worth
nearly q 100000.
CORNELL University has organized de
partment Of journalism, h which young
men are to be specially educated in the ari
Of editing newspapers. This y not bad
idea The man who gives the instruction
should Be more than mere theorist- lie
should be practical editor, who knows By
experience just what is wanted and how q
supply q in the most effective Vas
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wnsnr you can not climb over Jon nrss
creep under.
LEARxne and wisdom DO net slvsys %
together.
KxowLrper o. our duties : The most ~
ful part Of philosophy.
II IL best not 70 dispute where there b 70
probability o. convincing.
FAME comes only when deserved, and thcl
II Il a. inevitable ~ destiny.
Thar was . wise counsellor who said:
Keep cool and you command every BODY"
WnES you want 70 buy thing ssk tho
opinion u your purse about q.
PnosrEKITY Il no just scale Adversely
h the only balance 70 weigh friends
KNOWLEDGE Il like money-the more Il 4
circulated The more people get the benefit
Of H.
WnEx man has no good reason for doing
q thing. be has one good reason for lettna
1t alone.
No nLIxDxEss or lack Of opportunity 10 d
great things deprives any Of the right 70 b
. good man.
ALWAYS keep your designs and business
| from the knowledge Of others excep; wis'
and true friends
| LARGE license II accorded 70 beauty
| Every woman can venture 70 Be saucy /
she plcases. but not II she dlspleases-
Tar man not in earnest seldom accom-
| plishes much In this world Bulwer ono
said: "Nothing il 20 contagious - ca
thusiasm; IL IS the allegory Of the tale Q
4 Orpheus; Il moves stones. il chains brutes
| Enthusiasm Is the genius Of sincerity, an
truth accomplishes no victories withoutit
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GENUINE KOuMiss.


where u Gomez Prom ssd How u 70
Chursed and Condensed.
The Bashkirs are renowned for their
skill in making kouDIiss. or fcrmentcd
mares milk. which is now extensively
consumed By patients suffering from
dyspeptic and wasting diseases and
SO easy Is II Of digestion that invalids
drink ten. fifteen and occasionally
even twenty champagne bottles . day.
whilst Bashkir Is able to overcome .
couple Of gallons At sitting. and In
an hour or two 20 be ready for moro
To insure good koumiss 1t Is essential
that the mares be Of the steppe breed.
aud fed on stcppe pasture. They are
MIXED from four to eight times day.
the foal being kept apart from the
mother. and allowed to suck only in
the night-timc. The mare will not
give her milk. however. unless At tho
time Of milking her fosI Is brought to
her side. when such IS the JOY Of re-
union that. after sundry acts 81 loving
and smelling and kissing, the maternal
feeling shows itself BY her sometimes
giving milk from both nipples At once.
Milking Is done BY the bashkir woni-
en-. who. taking position close 70 the
hind-legs Of the mare, rest on one
knee, and on the other support pail
under the udder. prlling at
each nipple in turn. and receiving
from three to four pints each time q
milking. To make koumiss the milk
il beaten up in churn (but not suf-
ficiently to procure butter). and BY
Is converted after twenty
four hours into weak koumiss. from
which condition after twelve hours
more il passes into medium degree %
strength. whilst strong koumiss i pro
duccd BY assiduous agitation Of the
milk for two or three days, and 4 i
then said 70 BE- slightly Intoxicating.
We met at Orenburg Dr.. Carrick.
physician to the English Embassy At
81. Petersburg. who was supcrintend-
ing an establishment In the stcppo
for condcnsing Mares milk for pa.
hies' food. They take away nine parts
az the water by Dol ling the milk :"
vacno. and preserve the remainder
with glycerine. after which. By restor-
Ing the nine parts Of water. milk can
be rcmadc FIR immediate use or fer
into koumiss. Mares. asses
and human milk IL seems, are much
alike, but each differs chemically from
cows milk. In Russia the medical
faculty have spoken very highly in
deed AZ the results obtained BY tho
usc 81 this mares milk ~ infants
food. Dr. LansdcI. ~ Harpcr's Mag
dxinc
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CARE OF 4 COLD.


Z Oepsrturs men Health which should
- Attended eo - Once.
Do not let II cure itself Get rid Of
soon. DO not feed il, though, but
starve II. One cold after another
nearly always ends in thickening Of
the mucous membrane Of the bronchial
tubes. and before You are aware Of i
YOU become the victim Of winter cough.
The morning tub (cold. I mean) IL =
very sure preventive Of colds. Never
over-c!othe nor overhead yourself
The neck should be kept cool. Keep
AWAY from 6res indoors Il you arc
subject 10 colds Cough, Il not the
result of simple laryngeal or bronchial
cafarrh may mean . very serious de-
psrture from health; and the sooner
one sees doctor in such : case the
better. DO not be afraid 70 consult
him Remember. It h only those that
DELAY who suffer in the end. Getting
thin X another serious departure from
health One generally does lose weight
IN winter. and regain II in summer;
but : allow and steady decrease IN
weight calls aloud for medical inter-
fcrenca Want ~ sleep and restless
nights are symptoms which can not be
overlooked The cause must Be found
and removed. The trouble may cer-
tainly arise from over-work and worry
combined. but In most cases the
stomach and digestive system are the
roots Of the evil. Nervous people
worry most but they also work most
Well. the question one il inclined 70
ask himself when Ne feels somcthing
wrong with his health is: Am 1 over
working myselfF' would answer
thus: II you really enjoy working. e
can not injurc you very much; but On
the other hand. II Il u forcc-work. and
You lind little pleasure in Il. then i
viii tell on your constitution But
many people can not afford rest Well.
hut wonders can be done BY taking
exercise; BY breathing only fresh air
night and day. indoors and out; and
BY careful regulation OF the diet IN
let me entreat you. - you
value your happiness, not 70 negIeet
iirst departures from health. The
story q the reservoir has really moral
for every one ot ~ ~ Casssirs FemS5s
uG0Gzins
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particular. for overgorke1. vczn o1k
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ks<pers nuTsing nolhen sn1 fseble women
eslsrsily. Dr: ficrees Fsvorss PvsseriIe,oe
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nsrv5nes Fsvo<he PFescrpeio6- . uIs>
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arc two IN number One has blade
about two feet In length. and u used
for cutting the animals throat. The
other u somewhat shorter aud u used
for disemboweling the dead beast.
Both have blunt points. like cheese
or corn knife. aud are made 81 the
iiuest steel. These knives nre kept In
linen case and must not be touched
~ any profanc or ''unciean" person.
When the animal 70 be killed i. So
lcctcd the s'schochct" takes the larger
knife and carefully draws lis edge
along his middlc-iingcr nail. Tho
slightest roughnrss Or notch must lie
ground out and the edge made per-
fectly even and smooth. An animal
killed with knife that had the least
"pigima" or notch in its blade would
be unclean and could not be eaten.
For this reason two "schochets" gem
orally work together and try each
others knives For this reason. Too.
the = schochet" must rs stated above.
be man Of steady nerves. A. u his
hands trcmblcd he might fail 10 detect
uotch la his knife-blade.
The animal must be killed with .
single. steady stroke across the throat.
severing IL cleanly. The sIaughterer
then takes the shorter knife. opens the
chest. and examines the lungs. II
these seem TO be in good condition. he
wings not grown together. the meat Is
pronounced "kosher." II the wings
81 the lungs are grown together and
can not be pulled apart without tear
ing. or II on blowing into the wind
pipe the air escapes the meat Is Al
once pronounced ''trephah" or un'
clean. In such cases the meat i gem
orally sold for Christian consumption.
1t should be- noted that "trephah'
does not mean diseased" in the or
binary sense Of that word. but simply
that the meat does not answer the re-
quiremcnts Of the Jewish law. and il
hence "unclean" and can not be used
| Some Of the Hebrew butchers Of Nil
waukec have been in business many
years and do quite large trade. !,
some instances selling to Gentilcs also
Many Of them. however. have but !
email business This arises FRI m III
fact that nearly every congregation, q
/ which there are many. prefers to dea
> with " schochets" Of its own. whom
) can watch-bc seen that they conform
to the law and discipline on occasion
z Orthodox Hebrews who live In snal
! towns where their numbers are few ar
; often unable to buy .kosher" meat a
: home. For this reason considerabl
: qualities Of "kosher" food are shippe
! out Of this city every week for the Us
1 Of the residents in other towns wher
/ the number Of buyers would not mair
J tain local " schochet " Aiiuauks
| Sc1xfinrL
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How agebrsw ssscho~heta" lpgepnee Meats
According 90 Religious Law.
A visit to one Of the shops where
Kosher meatiis sold shows nothing
especially out OF the common. Its
looks are much like any other every
day meat market though the close OBJ
server might mark the absence Of the
srloin steaks aud other headquarters
cuts. which the Gentle thinks the best
in the beef. Curious signs In Hebrew
orsEerman characters announce 70 the
faithful that ''kOshof" meat Is sold and
that the proprietor y or has Ia his en-
ploy IAN authorized Aschochct.' When
Il customer comes One might also note
that the cutter removes NEARLY err quite
all the bones from the piece Ne may
select. Sometimes these bones are
left bclSnd. but the buyer has right
90 take them. dons up Ia separate
package. IL he 80 desires.
Orthodox Hebrews who strictly OBJ
serve the .law," and there are many
snch in Milwaukee. will cat nothing
but -'koshcr meat The whole bust
ness from killing the steer down. =
govcrscd BY rigid traditions. which
must be carefully observed under pen
atty 81 s'uncleanlincss The "scho-
ehct, [" o. slaughtercr. must be exam
lined as 10 his quail itlcations and author
lied to work BY some rabbi. He must
le q man not addicted to drink and 81
steady nerves. otherwise he will not "
able TO keep his knifes in proper con-
dition. and the meat killed BY him will
be ''trephah. or 'unclean.'
Tho knives used ~ the ''schochet'
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. - hurry e spsoch. and ofsen = sur
very anxisty % - polite. oone o. - are
than that attended FOR instance. upon
arriving q your entertainers house you
say: : beg Thousand pardons for com-
ING 70 late" end ar~ met " your hostess
with the wordss NY dear cir. no pardcns
are needed; you en- never come 100 late
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s.sh Green Wsites Abont Practical Fish
Culture Tor tnrmsrs.
There are few people who fully real
ize the benefits 70 be derived from fish
culturc. and estimate Is value from =
practical standpoint find there are
many who have read considerably ON
The subject. and have fair conception
~ far as can b. gained by reading.
but who. never having seen q practi' al
Illustration Of fish culture. are slu-
Gated only so far As their imagination
has shaped the scheme IN their mind.
have thought Of il 50 much. written
about Il SO much. and talked about Il 20
much and have had 80 much literature
On the subject placed before me. that
Il seems to me that every body ought
10 nave a pretty clear idea Of what the
artificial propagation Of fish Is; but Of
course in this Am mistaken, and II Is
not strange that should he With the
view OF instructing readers who have
never had the matter explained 10 them.
will endeavor to describe It's princi-
ples in rs few words ~ possible
we take f" P@'' - "s"' ''""' ~ n"
stance, amaze anu . 'c''"'e' 'os n'.s M
express surprise that the male as
wen as 'ne .ena'c r. 1870.
ever TINS I" nc '"e 1870
upon ."e" "'"n.'1y .s III .'...
must oe snS1 ~" "e"ss ,:. 80 80
tectly r'po' - -. r. 80 -
that INC ess' ~ III. .,,a,;v;n.
male any "'so 49, - .,''red ".,s
mud OF tne 'na'c '''" - ~ IN s.s ~
ncien''y ~ ',".' -. ,;,,,. o.,s;d.
easily Win o"' Wy LIN, No. !,
assistance =" -. rr,,.,
then p'aceu =" 49, 49, s,assd NV
having occ" p'.' 49,,
with wafer anu = ss ~ III, III,
side. 80 t"a' .ne sp""" ~ "a. 20 ~,
readily co''ec. - 'n' ,o~' = 49, !;
PAM Every mug .s"s y. 1911
the operator 'aNes s"s :. a,o,a,a,l,
the male nrs'-""u -" -, .'ss x~I.'-
bottom o. the P"" 49, 1870 80
ferrous move'"c"'' -" !" 49, .u.s-.a -
abdomen ne expresses q. 49,. :. M.
pan. Inc iema'c = 80" ,"~ !. ~ !.
ss quickly - Poss'o'e M ~ ~. q
nearly IN the same WY e~'oP 80
the movements are slower -" -
foretinger 70 gent'y pressou :"
abdomen. commencing low nov" =
ward the vent, ana grauua''y 80
Up toward the head. A''er 'n's :, -.
the eggs and mi't are immeu's'c'
mixed thoroughly by Slowly uPp'n
the pan. hrst one way an" Tue" :"
other. and water = graauai'y aaoc
until the pan y nall iulL ms
brief. Is the process o. tne a!unc''
mpregnation o. hsh eggs. ana oy "a
mean-, Il every thing y iavorao''
from ninety TO one hundred per cen
Of the eggs should be vitaiized'
against less than twenty-five per cen
In the natural way After the spa"
has been taken IN the pam siuuno'
substance y formed wnicn causes y
eggs to adhere TO the sides ana Oot'o
q the pan and TO each other for APO
twenty or thirty minutes after VINE
\ appears 20 dissolve anu sne es'
become detached from the pan ana g
nrHsed' ~ soon - TINS occurs 'ney =
s"e' ~ r'ns'ns - sessEal wa.e'
a"u IT. '"on P,.'su !" ing "a'en''
apparatus, o. ~"'cn 'nere are sever
inherent kinuS more tney rema
70 forty days. according 10 the tempe
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Wegsaransss q copy p.<ssrse. caos.ss e'.e sess!
Crayoas ma e1eGontly on.sne1 iron y.<1sfe
&c :a,ss<c vc y aPess,e ~
81 DEALING direct gsth Ne hoase- nest relereeces
ckrrrfuIlV furnished COfr1np000Guco gutscll44
fron porsons 1eolrng uork b oar HE J0mk u
Lsn1i. PRoso151D'H In n q - Hau1sesrB- -
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There are 80 mar inns now. n
sadly dcplorcd a mem'rr Of the 'en-
cral conference 70 fellow passenger
on the elevated. We have Arian-
ism. Armanianism. Cals inisp, Spirit
ualism. and 50 on. May inquire
what ism you incline toy You
may" replied the interrogatee' who
was from Boston !" take the most
interest in pugiIism. myself. - f'ffs'
Jurgh Chronicle.
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- onlv thing : chronic borrower win
- fske Il hint. -rAlIodelphfo Cal
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vore1Dos Ro1rs ooe Cnoeo1nys
ChilIs ond fever and bilious remittcnt, born
~ minsmatic exhalationa, arc their periodic,
and u some distances, their constant
ocourGa Those Of their inhabitante, how
ever, who fortify their systeme with Hoo
letters Stomach Bitters never fail % nnd u
e "a adequate dcfcnsa Not only TOT ~
rhc1matism 4 d unrivalcd
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The consumption Of brown paper
doesn't seem 20 hurt the goats; pus
cigarette paper r. liable to bring con
sumption 70 the kids. "--PHck.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-16
The "Icho Maker" ut sea.

Another device. which may be called the
echo maker, that Of Mr. De la Tore. has
been examined by board OF naval OH
GERS OF which Commander cambridge
llof. United States navy. was the head
and report was made TO the navy depart
ment of a somewhat favorable nature
It may consist OF a daring funnel screwed
on the muzze of nile 1t is operated
by firing the rifle IN tie direction Of the
supposed obstacle. such as a rock, an Ice
berg. another snip. or a clih II tho OBJ
stacc Is there. the beam Of sound pro
iectcd through the funnel strikes the OBJ.
stacle and rebounds and ~ the echo is
more or less perfect in proportion as the
obstacle IS more or less parallel to the ship
from which the gun IA fired. and as it IS
near or remote the position of the obsta
clio NAV thus be inferred.
The board reported that De Ia Torres
method was firing blank cartridge from
a rifle in the presence OF objects as small
as a spar buoy and as large as fort. and
catching the return sound or echo tie
claims that sharp sound projected at or
nearly at an object. and only when so
directed. will in every ease return some Of
the sound sent. so that theoretically there
will always be an echo. aud the difference
In the time between the sound sent and
the echo will indicate the remoteness Of
the object The board found that re
turn sound could be heard from the side
Of a fort Il half mile off. from passing
steamers a quarter mile oft If broadside TO-
from bluffs and sails of vessels about the
same distance. and from spar buoys 200
yards away.-Arnold Burgess Johnson in
Popular Science Monthly
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Prisoners Placed on Parole.

In New York the court may send the
prisoner 10 what Is known as the state re
formatory instead of the state prison
provided it is lis first offeuse llegoos TO
the rcformatory for the maximum timo
fixed by law as the penalty for his crime
For example. if the maximum term for
burglary Is twenty years and the mini
mum term one year. his sentence IS fixed
at twenty years At any time after one
year that the directors become satisfied
that the prisoner will lead an honest life
they may after providing employment for
him. either toy tn board or his friends
permit him 10 90 ont on parole The con
ditions arc something like this He
shall report TO the warden at tue
end of each month what amount
he has earned. what expended what
his associates have been, and other
matters pertaining to his life This
must be verified by biz employer If
these conditions 0re faithfully observed
during the term stipulated in the parole,
whether it be six or twelve months or
longer. at the end Of that time he receives
an absolute release. which restores him to
citizenship
If he violates tho conditions of his pa
role he may be returned to the prison on
an order issued by the directors and be
compelled to serve out his full term or if
mcorrigible may be transferred TO the
state penitentiary and there DO compelled
to serve out the maximum term In Ohio
the man may be paroled at any time after
serving the minimum term. but the parole
continues in force until the end of the
maximum term is reached under substan
italy tho same conditions as are in use in
New Yorl.-Chicago Times Interview
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ueart rnIritntion Mt uanrerou.

"Palpltatiou Of the heart in the great
majority Of cases, Dr. Sawyer says "is
not a symptom Of heart disease. as that
term is used 10y medical men; il is not,
in itself, dangcroul 10 life, and never re-
suits in or causes sudden death have
met men and women suffering from this
symptom who firmly believed themselves
10 be- the victims of heart disease. and
over whose heads the fear of sudden death
had hung for months or years. They
had obtained this idea from the repro
sensations OF some patent medicine adj
yerllscment or from the statement of
some ignorant or INSCRIPTIONS physician
Il is a sad fact that there are mon who
in order to cXtort petty sum, will SUBJ
ioct fellow human being 10 q mental
misery, which may endurs as long %, life
itself There Is no more terrible news
To hear and no heavier burion for the
sick 70 bear. than the conviction that
they have mcuIlble disease Of tine heart.
Palptauou Of the heart j. cured by grad
Uallv building zap the ncr'ous system,
and by the use 0f medicines having a
direct tonic influence upon thr hort OF
which medical science has several ct
great value Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.