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FOOD FOR REFLECTION.

Sovr read to think. these are rare. some
20 write. these are common; and some
read TO talk, and these form the great ma
jority.
TEE young man who. while he makes one
dollar, spends dollar and one cent is on
the sure road either 10 bankruptcy or the
penitent5sry.
A POLITE man is one who listens with In
terest 20 things he knows all about, when
theT are tod by person who knows moth
ing about them
Dox'r woERT. Remember that care once
killed a cat. and II IL can kill ar animal with
nine lives. how much more easily Il can Kill
you. with only one.
To ssRIEK hTsterical.v over child in
danger or 70 wiring ones hands helplessly
over an injured friend. may o. showing
love IN a vsv, but most Of ~ in time of
trouble would prefer - receive II in . more
practical II less ostents:ioss form.
Ear what vou can digest learn what yoa
car apply profess what yoB car practice,
earn wha: you can ea3oy-ail this diluted
with vexbiage. beaten - = fro;h with elo-
o8snee. and seasoned with sarcasm. VT and
huzsr. Wi make capital sermon.
TEs best viag about = girl il cheerful
ress No sstser how rad6v her cheeks
nav - ~ 49, vs.vstv hsr aps-if sbe
wears sso-s sven her friends xii ooneid-
er her HI-looxsnz uhiBs ths vo8ng lzdy who
rlamiaase< hev eosatsnzace with Smiles
~r5i - rersra>s ~ handsome fhsneh ber
cornpsexioz - coerse As peYfsue % e
tbe nose. Sc = gooa nature % ne loveiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
CANINE CUTENESS.

A THIEF stole horse from Henry Owen
OF Santa Ann, on the Pacific coast, and
dog belonging to Owen followed the thief
and horse until they were captured
ruE mail-carrier between Bslico, Cal,
aud Bismarck is . dog. The mail is fas-
tened about his neck. In the last three
years be has never missed a trip nor lost
letter.
HfRAx ScHooxAAKER and family, OF Alta
mont, y. Y, were saved from asphyxiation
By their faithful dog. He smelt the escap-
ing gas and made such a row about il that
al the family were aroused from their
slumbers.
A CITIZEN Of Auburn, Ne, has a dog
which be sends regularly TO a news depot
for the evening paper. The dog knows ex-
actly what time the paper is due, and is on
hand promptly at 80 each afternoon with
out orders from any one.
OK recent very cold day q citizen of
Chaplin, Mass. went fox-hunting At the
edge Of the wood he put out his hound,
which soon disappeared from view and
hearing The hunter waited three weary
hours. and then went 70 his wagon, where
be found the intelligent dog snug and warm
under the blankets.
HI tQiloT u u FUFt NdiDt" A'rd-l utWo-
paper Is Of the opinion that some dogs have
= good idea OF time. On Thursday, sOuc
weeks ago, he borrowed a friends setter
and went hunting. On every Thursday
since the dog has appeared at the editors
door ready for another trip, and when re
fused has gone away with an expression Of
disappointment almost human.
Az intelligent dog near Boston receives
numerous friends whenever he is allowed
TO roam IN the back yard As he was stand
ing unoccupied near the door lately one Of
his visitors approached, bearing in his
mouth nico little bone evidently fresh
from the butchers. On come the visitor
and laid his bone carefully at the hosts
feet and then retired with a pleasant wag
Of the tail 20 a short distance. Both dogs
looked az each other motionless, but soon
the host understood the friendly meaning
Of the gift, and began 70 show his apprcia-
tion in the best manner by having good
fuDrhrr. ~ h.1r,-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
AQUATIC SPORTS.

The famous sloop yacht Fenita has been
sold TO Boston parties for 5000
The Quaker City Yacht Club has leased
the new club house on Prospect Hill, Glou-
cester, ". j., for one year with the privi-
lege Of three, for 400 per year. The OPEN
ing will take place on May 30.
The Lachine Boating Club held their an
nuel election in Montreal, Can, May 5, the
officers chosen being as follows President,
A Boyer; First President, A. +.
Dawes; Second vice-President, j. g. Monk;
Captain, A K. Nash.
= The Shackamsxon Yacht Club viii hold
It's first regatta on Monday, June IL, over
the course from the club house, at Shacka-
maxou street wharf, to the Hen and Chick
ems buoy. OF Torresdale, and return, dis
tance Of twenty-five miles.
The eight-oar crew Of the Bradford Boat
Club, Of Boston, is now made up Of the fol-
lowing men: J. A. McPhee, stroke: d. Sui
livan. No 2; J. Brougham. No. 3; $. Ellison,
No. A, NJ. Walsh. No. 5; ID. Farrell, No. 9;
J. r Murray, No. Z; J. Skeleton, bow. and
J. r Neal, coxswain-
The Bay Of Quinte Yacht Club hold their
annual election at Belleville, Can. few
DAYS ago. with this result: Commodore, G.
G. Hostage; Vice-Commodore, Colonel :. y.
Lazier. Secretary and Treasurer, George
n. LAYERS; Captain, W. II. Campbell; Meas
ures, W. 8. brewery and F. Ia Fellowes.
George Hosmer was prepared to decorate
Saalsn's portrait in his boat-house and had
laid the bunting aside for the purpose
Wien the news Of The ex ex-champion's defeat
came he threw the bunting into the river.
In the morning Grape surnounted the frame
and the words Ls rof est mort one the
MODEST and best OF them all"
The fortieth anniversary Of the orgsniza-
ton Of the Atlanta Boat Club Was celebrated
By banquet at the Hotel Bulgaria New
York, on Saturday evening. May Anon z
those who participated was tie evergTsea
Charles A Pevereily. the only surviving &
member OF the club. who entertained the
company with a reminiscent speech
The Buffalo Rowing Cab has elected OH
Gers as follows President, Martin Ford I.
Vice.Presiaent. Charles Phiibrick. Secre-
tarv. John MeCue Treasurer. Frank Punk,
Caafair. John Miller. Iisutenant, William
Collins Frank Funk. Harry KellsT. Fred
Zantee and henry Zaatee were named a.
-. professional crew Of the BuGslos for
ISSS
The Passalc River Canoe Associstlcrf viii
hoid its arnaal u1e~- IN BaFoane City. On
the shores ~ Newsrx bay. The camp Wi
be epened Juae - sad VII continue unt1
Jaf~ The association Includes al os1os
cluss il ne viciaisy q TIE watersheds of
The Haekersirk and Psssaic rivers. t3elr
territory comprising The northern part q
New Jersey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
SCIENCE IN BRIEF.

A NEpIcA,. opinion is that il consumption
was eradicated from cattle it would soon
disappear from the human race. Five per
oent. of English cattle have tuberculosis,
end twenty per cent. of some herds of tho
United States are said TO be affected.
EXPERIMENTS have proved that the tensile
strength of q wet rope is only one-third that
of the same rope when dry; and a rope
saturated with grease or soap is weaker
still, rs the lubricant permits the fbers TO
slip with greater facility Nemp rope con-
tracts strongly on being wet, and dry rope
twenty five feet long WIN shorten TO twenty
four feet on being wet.
SoNE instructive observations on the sup
posed anti-nalarial influence exertei by
sunfowers have been made by the eiltor
of the Journal of Pharmacy, who has found
that quarter of an acre of sunfowers will
exhale in the form Of vapor sixty-fve gal
Ions Of water day. This was in June, at
place where the mean midday temperature
was only seventy degrees Fahrenheit.
OBSERVATIONS have shown that teeth de-
cay in quite regular order, the lower third
molar being the first attacked, then the up
per. then the lower fourth molar, and so on,
tho lower incisors and canine teeth being
the last Effected. Upper teeth, as a rule,
are moro durable than lower, right than
left, those of dark persons rather than those
Of blondes, those Of short persons than
those Of tall
IL recent decision on the cause Of the
changes in magnetic declination, it has been
urged that the European and American
poles are coincident with the centers OF
greatest cold for the two continents. This
being the case, the shifting of the magnetic
poles is attributed to the same series Of
astronomic and geologic causes which pro-
duce the secular changes in climate, the
ory which will hardly commend itself TO
general acceptance.
THE London STANDARD of q recent date
had an account of German doctors inves-
legations as to the size of mems and women's
hearts. The masculine heart weighs more
and Is larger than that possessed by the
fair sex. A heart, il would appear, grows
most quickly during the first and second
years of life, and between the second and
seventh years il doubles in size. Until after
the fftieth birthday the h cart still grows q
little. In childhood the male and female
heart are the same size; but after manhood
tho masculine heart develops much more
than the female, and ends by being two
square inches larger than the latter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
rhos.x-.phy In criminal Courts.

Popular Science News tells how, By the cid
Of photography. Berlin merchant was lately
convicted of crooked ways ia keeping bis ac-
counts. The slightest differences IN color
and shade 0f inzs ars made manifest IN she
photographs copy. Blue inks appear nearly
white. brown inks, on the coarrAEy, almost
blacx The books OF the accused were sub
mlrted - photographed. who took OF tho
paxs. concernsd add brought into court tho
most undou5tsd ocular proofs Of the iIlegiti-
mate after entry of sorne Of the accounts. A
sub~equens chemical test subssantiatsd this
evidence. Tho photographic - % ~ pre-
fsrred % the chemical test. because il brings
is proofs inoo court and submits them % in
spection. st the same ttu1o leaving the docu-
uent under examination unbarmsd, while
the rssu - of n chemical test must bs taken
on the evidences of thu chemist alo1o. and tho
writing examined Is perhaps destroyed. In
another case similar 90 tho above ths chang
ing II ths date of a note BY an insignifcaat
srssurc and addition was proved by nssans
81 photography.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

NoEaIza IF TIA szns esst ta2t . grown
pas - sea ~ : gss-l sltche1 gzrdez-
TaE cezsnoa- seass t&znsr s1l gre nzs
seed-ccfn pFsefie2i tsst FaEAer tAsA : 80
II Bird pl4ating ~ fasth, wathset <asslag
exzeklF Naat the res4lE All -
Wess horses hsss eeel ser4ed lard es1
hzge perspsrsa fTesly. y <zh taezr sas4lGsFs
IA warm 111er TAis vii allay say ian41l-
msnoa sa5ch sag have taxea plaoe, sza
asa hsnas1s tkeza, b1t grease si.oola Eeser
Dc apslled.
WFa 80 inoresed means snd Advantages
II canalnx fruits aad Vegetables, 80 - 70
supely f4rmsrs tables "a al tizses 81 the
ys4r, i : the fsrners' fault II hey aad
thsir fan lses 40 rot have me best the earth
azzords a. al times
A AArSa farmer Is reported 70 have re-
ceived last year four hundred dollars essa
for sweet corn, for ths canning factory. sad
thea had eft corn fodder worth more tnsn
any hay crop he could hare fot from tho
sane lsnd That Is . good deal Ike eating
your cake and having Il, too"
FoA neets the sol shoEid be rich, mellow
and deep Pant ia dviiis. about two inches
deep snd the rows sbou. twelve or fifteen
iaches apart For field cuiture the rows
shoaid bo wide enough 20 admit The horse
cul.igat0r and the roots not nearer than one
foos ia the rows. The raaagel wurzsl beet
grows u q very large size, are coarse, and
wonderfully productive making excellent
feed for cattle.
The garden should be near the house, but
tree from shade. Set no trees Of any kind
IA the kitchen garden. Have IL laid out so
that as much work a. possible may be done
bT horse power. A sandy loam Is the best
sol for rn0st vegetables Use no green
manure 10 the garden The standard fer
tilizers are good. Use wood ashes freely
aad slops from the house. The secret or
Success In gardening, as In coartship, lies
In ANAL attentions frequently and steadily
bestowed
FARMERS should see that in testing their
seed corn natural conditions, and only such,
are supplied The seed boxes should be
nled with good farm soil and should be
placed Ia a uniform temperature, say Of
sixty degrees, and wafered only when
necessary Tho most practical test - to
plant oaly round numbers OF seed, so that a
per cent. can BE arrived at OF the vital
kernels One hundred kernels or multiples
OF that number may be tested and correct
deductions be made therefrom OF the true
value Of the seed
ACCORDING 70 the Farnasr's Revisls some OF
the most successful growers Of clover who
SOW il upon wheat Ia the spring practice
seeding soon after snow is gone, but while
the ground IS yet freezing nights and thaw-
ing day-times. Tsey select morning for
sowing when the ground is frozen, but is
likely 20 thaw during the day. The frozen
ground affords good walking for sowing and,
- the surface thaws, il takes the seed in TO
a sufficient depth No injury TO the seed Is
reported from such early sowing, As the
freezing Is over before the ground IS sun
GENTLY warm 10 cause il 70 germinate, butt
il there 10 start just As soon as the ground
I Is warm enough.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

novel systam of FIRE escapes for school
buildings has been suggested BY the chief Of
the Boston FIRE department, which promises
70 bs of some practical importance. his
idea is % utilize the large yard area 20 DO
found abous nearly every scaool house in
Boston. and erect an ornamental iron tower
a sho<t distance from the building. This
tower would contain a broad iron staircase
leadlng from the top % the ground- From
each door Of the school horse a covered
bridge w0uld lead into the tower, and shs
door leading from the schoo-oom TO the
bridge would be kept unlocked during school
hours The roOEss on each door should con-
pecs with saca otter, aud IN case of IRE the
scholars oouid have unobsfructed access 20
the oridga By such an arrangeInsns when
ever a 1re broke cut there would always DO
an egress open, and even II matters became
serious, the iron tower and bridges would re-
NAN nnharned- The plan appears TO be per-
fscEly feasible, and. il Is sad, tho expense
would not 30 much more than IL laid ous
on ths present fire escapes. Fire and Water,
comm-ufing on the above. sagzssrs that the
sane plan might % ADOPTED for factories and
other buildings where numbers % persons
are employed ON the different floors of tho
baking.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
VARIOUS STATISTICS.

FoR every 1000 inhabitants the Unitai
States runs trains 9,700 miles annually,
while the train mileage OF Great Britain on
The same basis il 800; Belgium, 400,
France. 3.550; Germany, $50
A GEoseIA man with statistical turn of
mind hslires out that a mau VINO regularly
takes ten ordinary drinks q whisky q day
and keeps It up for twenty years viii in that
time consume AZ least thirty-six barrels OF
the stuff
A rrvaxcrsr. writer states that The total
amount % money in this country is equal 70
sg730 for each person. Of which sfi.os is pa
Per mouev. s. Is silver and sl056 gold. In
Trsncc. she total amount per capita Is said
% be g13oo. in Holland, So 80, 81 in Bel
gum. $3.50
TIE total nuuibero immigrants arrived
IN this country in lss7 was 5i6ss}. Of whom
az Osf were nlaies and fa4. .Q0T females. of
these there we're f1a5oa from Great Britain
and Ireland. f04i55 males and 75.4s4 fe-
males. From the remainder Of Europe there
were -. SOL. 0f whom 21l.71s were males
and ii6.s73 females.
Az Eastern ststisticsa has estimated that
s0oo0oo men IN this country get shaved at
a barber shop three times a week. He SAYS
that this means 81 expenditure 81 % cents a
wrsls. Or $50 y yssr for each man, or for
tie 2ocooo s15.6o00c sanuaLy. To this
be should AID a considerable SUN - sc-
count FOR tho numerous t5-eent sbaves-tas
ruling price IN the Wess
CkRrEv11T complied statistics show thas
TIE losses by firc Ia tae U1its5 States dur
inz last rear were nesriv s1eaGoo.aoo an IN
creass of over thirteen per cent a. com
nare6 wits She previous year II spite of
tte nnnnrcfls appliances fer securing the
escape ~ peopie frors spFnlaz buildings.
more lves vrere lese By 6rs in fss7 thsn 70
snv rrevt5ls year sirce cofnpiste recor1s
have been kers
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20


Fsxs wire g44zs i ne~ aseS in nAs1ag
vs-ss
IT Is now = pes>i of.eass in Alabama 10
psrtiespste - . r&ess.
Tns fzrns Of the United States ere
vslued a. len hlllaeas-
Tsxzs we're /, 2xs p2tents Of sn electrical
nature issued IN tAis country IN 1857.
Cnfx.xss In New York are said % send
y the notAsr ooantry almost tl5o 100 wear.
cHscAso fruit dealers were a. . reoent
date baylss large tracts Of land IN Sonera.
Mex, fer tAe parpose Of engaging in Grange
culture
A Cncaso streetoar conductor with .
taste for gardening ekes cur ais modest
salary By raising mushrooms in the cellar
Of his house
PzerIE living nesr Bald Mountain, South
Carolina. think IL is . siunbering yoicsno
aud expect TO see IL burst out some dsy
with . food of lava
Tax constables ct Adams County, Pa,
have been instructed 70 arrest 81 persons
above sixteen years Of age who shall be
heard using profare language.
In Is said that II a dwelling were built on
every lot sold in and near Los Angeles dur
houses enough 70 accommodate two million
people
A Erx.RKAsLs photograph was taken In
6helbyville, III, recently. The picture rep
resents a group OF five generations, from
the aged great-grest- grandmother TO the
little child Of but few months.
MRs. EsrHrR Porter. of Long Ridge, Ne,
when on her deathbed prayed that her
youngest child, An infan<, might 20 with
her. After bidding the rest OF the family
goodbye, she clung 10 the baby with all her
strength. IL had been perfectly well, but
after kiss from its young mother closed
It's eyes and in hve minutes was dead in her
arms.
DuRrSo q heavy thunderstorm al Mil
ledgevilie. Ga, the other day tremendous
ly big frog came down with the rain ana
struck the sidewalk with a thud. He lay
notionless for moment, then flopped over
on his feet, and then, with mighty bounds,
Jumped into store and upon the show
cases, greatly frightening several women
there.
TUE Novelty Aerial Ship Company has
been organized in Jersey City with capital
of q, 10000. The company proposes 10 con-
struct air-ships on the plan Invented by
Peter F. Cambell, Of Brooklyn, y. ", who
claims that the ships can be sailed through
the air in any direction. A small ship, in
which he has successfully made several
short voyages. will be used for trial trip
from Brooklyn TO Jersey City heights and
return.
THE falTir Singh, who lately espoused the
daughter of General Booth, Of the Salvation
Army, was an Knglishman named Tucker,
snd rechristened for salvation services in
India. At the marriage ceremony in Lon
don collections amounting to FIVE thousand
pounds wore taken up for the happy pair.
When the ring was brought out General
Booth suggested thai al the jewelry pres
ont should be put into the collection boxes,
and in great deal of il went.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

4 Hsnsssg. = Osirichs egs-
esetsf % or-raovs the ernbryos from the shsli.
~hlch he dii by ding two little holes Ia the
snell q Two q thesn aad blowing ous the
cOntents.
He wrapped = towel round the third and
began % 2ls = hole "a the she'll when a hiss
and an explosion took piaee which knocked
him over and covered him with the contents
of the shslI Upon recovering be found bis
face considerably cut up.
According % DR. Baur the first two eggs
had besa treated with nlph;.te Of mercury,
which prevents Representation. The thirf.
n0s 50 treated, had accumulated during its
long voyage a quantity VI powerful gas
within is sishbeen and halr inch shell,
which burst ss soon as weakened by the hle-
The shell Is an eighth Il an inch thick and
- tough a. not 60 break readliy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TIE U1ion Pscisc has iast srranged stir
is Eastern connections for ssries of se-ni-
nsouthiF excursions 70 a. points CD ies lines
n Kansss and Nsbrssks. ard ss far ~sss -
Ster.ing. Colorado. On tse Nebraska drvis-
Ton Tickets fer tse ronnd trip sit - soad
~ The rare ~ asont ere limited fare - ra7
~ al Missouri Eive~ po3Bts ever the nior
Pecifc. Ten &svs vi b silc-ec Tna7z
s1d 6ve refurri1F sid tie tck-ss ril Be
god fsr thirsy AVS WITH sfsr-over prs-il-
exes vithfa tsese nits. ovsr ne kzis1
ENzSc lss~< . tke szafes rsass&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

rrcf,rsrr rrsrt. - J.iifns rfopkins ralru--
urv. iert,srisss ~ Rslsi,ncre Fcrsisznen. hss
fe-.- ils,fresslrg tle racf tnas there suothing
rev arslisr the vfn There were tenement
t-n4<. ~ <tvs. in siscfent Athens Win many
fsr--iIi,s +, se house. there were corners in the
i-.-n nerves. sea ~ tl,e Give ~ iufsstrv
fhe. r,-.i,rlirfsi irsf IS are FFsli ssresc
ee~lerS ro7v. ami there were slave Insurance
cf3css ~se-a tie cd tireek. ~ ahrus a. .
srsr. ,-asi 80 insured sgalnse his slaves r8Es-
nlnc srar
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

<,@--Dc r,a ake 5rewrlngf
Ee-F@rr rsr-h
II - ms he.s Z sisalf ever tira e hi-1
ro ven think vsu evsr nsif
aFeii 1 dtnf knew + rSed 80 thfnk g
Cr,aha wori1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

A I've gorilla has been athis,l, for the first
firne. % tae collection of the London Zoolog
ical gardens. Il = a yonng animal and az
frst wss exceedingly shy bsfore Strangers.
but aftsr a uacntas so;ourn ia les new hons
ts beca,se more or iess friendly
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

r frrds isrzely on fruit snd rarely re---rs
snv sind ehss = ofer.ss. thonzb ir shows
marked rrrfsren,e Tor psmexr-naspS Re "a
exrsrsesi thas Mnsrbo VIII in tlnaa prove sa
e. rs.t ~ even greater interest shan Sally.
toe esl,Ieatad chsripanzpe
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

II cryx arsc~hes tn3 sssskel --sunes-.
S-l,errli ~ eiS1.r osiiseef hnrs ara z1. n
n,anv aansiessre sfxsrrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Cara I0nss kelicEgs marriage - Carl
Strakaseh has insf heen sficixilv announced
~ cards rom hzr father and mother
e0uui ~ vita tse advertisement cf Sprfnz
concert through the Essfsra States.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Nathaniel y ats. the isst Of the "Osi
Defenders wao iefes,sed Rsltmors from
Eritisb invssloa ia fsfA. = dsicx a. ths
resiJeucs cf his daughter r that city. he
is "a wears ~ sge