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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

APsszu1v~zn 80 - : sAs9 -
- s1E~s - Ds<s >F<o - - h4asA
a xzz IS ssr<sa cs<y Kss-, sss Aera
81 t1xEts 1ss sss4s. tasns~sEsy sszssz-
szs<s. x><ze 80 tA<ivszg
- Hes<1sFs. nAss.. rscsntly aeo iaid =
soasle yslxsd sss d&.iy for slgas esassc1-
~. 1~ys. sse ~sxhs - Ne wasls s<lag
t<ezsF esssa sGss>A
A s4xzzA Il Gz>se co1sty, O.. tAs fs2R
yoszag hogs ta1t SAT hear a th4zasr.
Tnsy ~.l1 ssszA esr1s<sls s<la ssile xaA
= axe1 rx1K sssz icz.E aezes. faey have
80 ears 1aa - <lxas ~ <sy, tnsaEh IA
sz1ss sssy~~-s 49, are ssL-saaEed Piss-
A A1css.s I12y. Il . s4id. feraeFly h-d
. servant SRI ~hs ~zs - dezf she eseit
80. ksas .saa4. D1t, snea ~ the t2aEs.
"a l4ay s<<4-y suzE-e@>4 eer sz>2 tae
k,seasn ~ Ea-sisg ses soeshs<i ga tke
serpet, ths Bzi pi4i.ly fss-fng Ne yss<~r
tls4s e.sse1 - saea si1s A. nssemeHs
AsSE2 DosssTF, . aegro living ia Hiek-
cry Aesnt4la t0sashipA =. C.. has proc
ally ths l2zgezs nslaA "a tas State. II q
Ialrty-sso tnches n etrccn ference, and
m4kes kia somewhat = ~top-AcaVy," FOR ~
Elzlss, when me he@d teppie. ever . oae
ssts, Ae = asligsd = psssA - bzek Lzso posi-
tisa wita ss ea2ds-
Mas who lives near Pennington, W.
Va. las lamb in his ffsck with ons mouth,
suo noses. 80 .epsrasa sets OF teeth and
four eyes. az fssly developed ana ready FOR
use. IL = greas earie.ssys saa esds fair
10 becoDs as fanc1s a. the uttls lazs that
Mary had. The sans man Eot long since
had ehieszen kassAea with foar fees. tws
tails and several other appendagas-
TrfzEE j. living n cheanuosee. sumpter
/ co0niy. Ca. co4ntry girl n2Easd irsas
/ WlIkinson who is quite a curiosity. She is
tweatY-s soar years osd. weighs seventy-oae
pounds. measures . feet inches around the
/ be..d. feet lncaes around the waist. y
I feet A trcAes hlgh. aud has arms and less
only fiftSen iaenes iens. She Is quite iDbellt
1 gent, does good needlsvorz, and also tho
cooking for her aged father and mother.
! LAsf fan q citizen OF Ann A rhor purchased
. mustang mars from drove that was sold
there. Ths marc recently gave birth 70 .
handsasse Little mustang colt. The colt was
| perfect, bus . peculiar feature is that when
born it had a perfectly formed counterpart
OF the brand with which its mother was
marked That on the colt is the same in
shape. Su. OF . darker color than the rest OF
- Goa. ana does no. have The appearance of
being burned there.
A REMARKABLE instance OF combined
memory and intelligence was instanced IN a
dog. He had remembered wherc tho
nlanket he had used to sleep upon IN the
winter had been pu. away, and on the first
cool night Of The following autumn had gone
70 tho drawer in which the blanket had been
put and scratched 10 have IL opened, which
being done, the dog drew out the article and
stretched himself upon II after taking it 70
ITS former place in the hall Of the house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03


Very ariki1x usilsttcs and bright colors srs
warn tAis ssslsop "a afternoon rce~psions szd
f1r makinx vtats These are Dsrectoirs
gowns Of fewer striped silks. made with .
EsrMxnt undrxpecs polorsis- tisd sf the waist
~ front with rib6sas, and trimmed with
broad r-~c-s .hovs. or slss a deep ioug shawl
collar of pale rose or blue sslk or raoirs; pink.
green and oufr are ths col0rs In the sfrfpez
of s;lca ssIss. and thoy sre made ovsr . skirt
Of tho material hanging quite PLAIN below the
rolona-sa White SIX muslin In puffs, Slth
tss-o. terms the largs cravat st The tsr.sst.
The Dirsctoira bonnet has a broad crown and
IA Sc quite "a aclS on the bad mot merely
ca sop % IL. and - trimmed With Eoid EN-
brolderci t1rd around the crOSsn. and there
IL q facinS % coiored velvet or Of shirred
taiis insisis Is haTing brim
Ross ptnx aud plnkish mauvs drsxas OF
WOOL creps ara MORE are slso worn by guests
az day weld.a~s The snail bonnet IS Of
Encl.sh Grape, or slss of nes tie color of tie
drrzs. and - given charssrssr by touch Of
back. thas PINK Grape bonnet vita tacks
drawn ovsr narrow pink riboon has il briIn
sst-rd with erushed piak roses on ~hich falls
gstharsl black lace. shs ssrinzs an of black
lace rei up Ia q elose eovv, with scms narrow
pink rfsbon fer strappiag l.
Tho aev sosiets sscn ca Fifsh avenue havs
very xnail t0arnGrcs. and alresdy largs
touruure sntirely destroys the good style os
gown. as sethinS lssks 80 old fashioned a
the fashion which sas jut gone oEss torso
natelv is Is an easy MATER 90 lover the sseels
a. ilst years skirsS lsaving ous the third
s1sel aiss<srh.r. and diminishing the heavy
ard usas'icirscEne pad hustle 70 hsif ia SRA
-HRrrer.s Baxar
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

ZIG. 2sho~sa has Of black Lace, relieved by
q tuft of Daoqeaniaot roses nsstled under sis
brisa. Ard ths taa shaped phfrtng arranged
ever a pafrod crown At the eaek there - =
tow q red velvet: she tsss are Of black laee
Fis 3 = blaes ssrap hat trimmed vita a
elnstzr II knotrsd laops IN dark eins saiia rib
Ion an. array of passion fowrrs Ths project
Ing brtEn q .inesi with a ralsr shade OF blus
velvet over witch - spread silver net. it u
falsbsl % with silver and gilt cord
4 majority q the rounE hats are made OF
oae c0ier straw, lined with another shade of
ths sazne color or another color. Black ami
sia!ze aad bsack and beige are much used IN
tais way. and the ribbons are Of two colorx
A eornprouliss between q round has and bon
De - a rorrd bat With q hrina cioss and mar
row a. ths haek ard vide and tarirg In
trent, wiss wide rfbhon tea
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
IN SCIENTIFIC VEIN,

METEoRIrEs are said TO sometimes attain
. velocity Of 10000 feet per second.
Tue use Of nickel bromide as hypnotic
and sedative has largely increased within a
recent period.
A JOURNAL Of science says that machine
of one-herse power would keep 2T,ooo, 600
watches going.
A CONSTANT and disaHreesble sweet taste
Of the substitution Of saeoharin for sugar
IxsrASTAsEous photography BY the mag
nesium fash has been applied 10 study of
the pupil Of the eye ~ 1t rests in total dark
ness.
A MEDICAL opinion is, that II consump-
ton were eradicated from cattle, it would
soon disappear from the human race. Five
per cent Of English cattle have tubercu-
losis, and twenty per cent Of some Jersey
herds Of the United States are said TO ebe
affected
EXPERIMENTS performed In rLondon ty
Prof ShelfOrd Bidwell show that ap iron
rod is elongated when 1t ia nagnetized; but
If the magnetizing force DO ceatiaued be-
yond the power Of the rod 10 absorb il. the
clengatioR becomes gradually less and less,
until the rod, after returRing 70 It's original
length, ultimately becomes shorter than
when in the unmagnetized condition
4 SCIENTIST has discovered curious reg
ulaTlIy in the geographical distribution Of
certain virtue and vices. intemparanoe Is
found north OF the forty-eightn parallel !;
amstory alterations south Of the forty nth !;
financial extravsgancs In large sesports; !;
thrift in pastoral highland regiona Under
this theory the cure Of certain faults might
be produced by transportation of offenders
from Que climate 10 another,
IL lecture on The Tongue a. an Indi.
cation Of Disease delivered before the
Royal College of Physicians in London, IL
was stated that the appearance OF the
tongue NAV be classified under twelve
heads 1. Healthy, moist; ., Stip2lcd. dot
ted with white; 8 Suppled and coated ;
T. Coated white; D Strawberry; q White,
plastered; z Furrec or shaggy,a Encrust-
Ell, dry. brown; 9. Furred or eacrusted,
becoming bare 10 Denudeds red, absence
OF norrnai eoveringi n. Red, moist dry
nsnsrsneous covering; II. tysnosed
tblHe1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
PERT AND PITHY.


"YEs," said the shop girl, wezrily, "pm
engaged. but my engagement Is one OF long
staadiEg"
MINISTER (to sick nanl-"You realize,
my dear brother, that you must diet" Sick
Man" Yes. aud l shall die with perfect
resignation; bas please doat mention that
10 my wife,
PaoF PxocroR figures that the earth is
shrlnklns about two inchea year. That
accounts FOR the nervous aaxiety mani
Tested by some people to possess II while II
Is Of some size.
No MAX xAews how much he really loves
woman untli she has presented him with
the worked canvas for the aides Of natty
travelling bag, aud he has paid seven or
eight dollars for having II made up.
PoucE-coUEr justice to tramp arrested
for vagrspey--" W nat Is your income, sir"
"I have noa income, sure; it's all outcome"
"whas do you mean by outcomei" "The
outcome Of my fellow beia's' generosity"
TEE pirates in olden times were called
frss- -booters aud that Is the reason, says
young Nllsoa, that he calls his girl's father,
who dees net favor bis suit, ian old pi-
rate" hilson says the old man Is very
free eootar.
A GENTLEMAN net boy and asked him
what o'clock II was. Being told II was just
twelve. he expressed some surprise aud said
he thought il WAS more. It's never, any
more in these parts, SIR" said the boy, sim
ply. Z" IL begins again az one"
~ order TO explain in a clear, simple man
nsr the necessity Of regulating our conduct
by some fxed standard, sehooLmastcr
ASKED pupil what he ought " do with his
watch II II went sometimes too fast and
sometimes too slow. "Sell it." was the i'm
mediate response.
"THAT made you hesitate and stumble
soin asked the bride who had abandoned
widowhoed 70 become the wife of young
travelling man. II couldn't help It," he
pleaded. 1--WE never had any practical ex-
periencen And there was family quarrel
right there and then.
SOM one threw a head Of cabbage at an
! IFish orator while he was making a speech
/ once. He paused a second, and said: Gen
tlemeR, l only asked for your ears; don't
care Tor your seadsr' lie was not bothered
any more during the remainder OF has
| eoeafh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Pastesir asd sis sr~stzens Of hvdrophohia
have hardly reostved even q mention of late
In the nseti-sl or the popular tournAlx
ressoussrance, briefly signed by the
ph-scians Of Massachusetts,, has beeu pre-
serted 20 the lczis,ssars II shas stase. against
ths passags q aay sv slis~tns the manu-
faeesrs 81 fsarainatssx gss cssfaining msFs
than 70 ger c~as. ~ ceressic sxide. - Ne
fns>sssly pos~spous rrursrtses - shet element
Of gas sre -sli kn>sn. saA srs dangerous 70
health and kfa
TIE sserfrsc street -srz IN Bzlttmnrs hare
rrsvsn su,zeientsy sacrs~sfzi 10 warrant q
syss.znsfsc sxp<rimens % s<1srrzsrs shs en-
rense sf tia vksls ef The svss>rz
d. \. A. E<nt>e~ says tkere sr. IN tAe
wersd esaoee Sp~rses - snsr~zs ese1e a
tse=e b.ionr - TIE Usss.d ssas4s. asa sbsous
esAoe yrsy ev~n zee protsesisse - szsa.
s.1as Ct &rs q tAess s-sn< esusfae~sd -
frrzzf ress<z
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

SQUARE cornerpd cafEs f2stened with linked
h1ftanS
A new st.nd ID --linr thar hes ros snly
b~nr poiucs. t1t . hslf inrA - - upcer rim
reversed oarwaris % prevers cha1nS q she
meek IN wsrm seatber
Ptr-,r kr>res thss win laundsr. - w-sr
with summer Costumes
alnac<t 80 brond IN -xrs-ss e shirt trent
Nth morning tr-ss, rs enc uszd - - win
an cd fssharned. biga CIT cis~ssrnnnsr-
Ths cc~rucf tr,russr. ~hich = ssShs-er srsi
q t.lf Snchas a. he x.r~ aai frous seventeen
sns a haif q, eiratsen Sc - bc-tssa. So az
e---, hei-ht. ms = s-s,iesi ~ rsx tsp styss
ara r,s.rsrsn.eues u,aT BE- saitet I'll inLiv.d-
r1l hufit
rs.. s,-re.s1 rc,t. wtich has unde~rrns
r~-,e .sf-es sfra~at1o~ Thers = nu~ 10
f-arrr any sritchfnr or binssinzs on the eSixs.
T-,a sl.-~-s 7r> asr~rr. ~ sllsnfs - csrryrs :
e. sar.s .,rr,hief. uaich - 10 lsazr- zsrn ~
4 tn. rrr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

ssrr1Ac varnish is tie best material for
coating patterns.
TAKk time 70 sharpen and put 7epr too,s
IN good order, IL saves tine IN ths ems
sHsLzsc vsrnish may &c nixee With .
little lanpbisok to give it body and make .
black psttera.
IL is better, when possible. 70 polish all
turned work IN the lathe II always has .
better appearance fer II
wcoD used for pstserns nast BE ef The
very pest HBish- straizat grained. free from
knots or shaxss. eEd vel Seasoned
AsovE al, Esver use dna sr eszly- /" set
saw. u VII Fuin youy work, sour Tszr tenn
per ard nsks yoa disgassed with - whols
werl6
BEEssAx Esv bs used for storping -
hosee or q eevsr dsfssrf y patterns II 4 .
re&ts6 with sheIiAe vsFnash afterwards
TIE eee<wNK wa tsEs tie rsFassh
readily. and whi sst eAas 10 TIE sand, .
h<s orsksry patsy.
PzTsexs- : S7-7s7-s-7 n - = rrr-Tssv-ora
daughter - the Ki0g Il Eelised, sad hesr-
sss q ths Das~h shro8e. - reeefFiEg 2 q
tn0rozz ze1v democrats e31cs1toa Her
rnother izst~acss ker n pasif 2n6 bsrse-
rss1sAap snd sbs . ssaSkt rsacIas. vTsisE.
srsthnesic and tae rasxsra isarasgss y
several tezchars, vko srs a1str1csee nsa r.
cal Beg Ygur neT. lssAnsss,T e. sTee
Prszcesse 6areg - ksHrs ceT5fe@ =
rs1T rs cAaS 4 slicwe1 y p1sT frsasE
rstA stssr aa4<rsE. saz sss sxs even par
rslfsez e tzAz hzz6 n gaze e s2eH-
ks3 r>cessfs Wssk . parry e street ehil1r<z,
no-s - rsys. caxrsaGs wszze1 - ea&>se<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

ksnJ inventoss have sndeayorcd 10 intro
ducs envelopes thet cannot be opened with
out besraytng the fact that they have been
tampsred with. Scienssfs American calls
attention 70 aa envelope recently patented in
Engiaad that appears to have attained this
object. fba dap Is SO cat and shaped "a
TO bring the posps OF It to the top right hand
corner OF the froat side OF the envelope.
where the gummed surface Ct the flap secures
il TO the front sde of ths enve.oTA Ths
postage ssaSsP is then fxed over sde fap 20
thai ths eavefope cannot possibly be unfast-
.aed wifAout destroying the stamp
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

IISKAL svsTxa on rEAcHrS0 crc0RAPay.
In tie eus - shown IN outline engraving
OF ras United ssA.n The gsUasd outline
only follows tba more spronilners irregular
itiss u the eozst OF boundary. Tho dos sre
placed n such position that hines drawn
frcu the TstGss on dots win ssow the general
contour oe .hs internal Subdivisions into
s.ztea by th~ sid VI these dots the Isrvii viii
soon laern q oo=st<ocs all the Subdivisions
OF shs country, First, IN general ootxne by
drawing sPprexsnase ssraighs lines through
the aoss, aud af1srwsrd the more urizute
egslnrls.ss Of contour may be Indicated by
dotted ffs,rs Dor instance. tbs ltne drawn
fron to y vonld indicate the southern
border of Washington territory Tor northern
boundary Of ors<son In an approximate
msnns<. while tia dotted line. e. would show
the mere miaats contour Tha lima. N,
wsaA indicate ths general contour Of tho
coast Of Texas, while tho dotted Tina. -
would show sAs features moro in detail
Tssss susliuo eharss explains Scientific
American, may be pamansaty drawn upon
sisse or blackboard, or they may b drawn
on silica slate. where the gsnarL outlines and
dos may b psrsnanent Connecting out
lines or contours may DO drawn with psnctl
or other marking implement while the lesson
Is In progress. and s<tsrward erased so "a TO
leave oniy the permanent outlines and dota
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

inciuael sE'onE eeg- nnPortatioas seea 70
crnsfY ~ tho writer = czpCts IA tusle.
FeFtsy concealed ~ raf1a-iag loopa u rib
hosls stsds from plnk - yellow. Ia s-spass
win tss wr-e<a ara DQace of piaxs Shica
ofaaEens ths fruas q ths poiuted brlrn-
Tbs b0aaef wsts rsads ta harrsoHlzs with a
goEu fEose y ortAs ne noral trtnnaing o<
Wash caasts1ed q vs1iagased eaTnatiaasa.
FiF tiustsztes an elexans affair malls q
blaeS Ckaaciily lsce. fulied On ever a gold
e0iored slls foundation The pointed border
b slgea with a finkef ogt sil1 rushfng.
vei,ed With iacs Yslsow plcuaes ersep over
rs crown and surround tns lace wing Tbs
Eibbon ties ara black nqirs shot With yellav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

This expression. says Jewellers Circular, Do
noass . ssono ef the utmost purity and white
neaA The value Of diamsndz b established
by their weight elsaxnss and cosor; henos
q diaxasaa Of tie drst water. whatever its
size. IL worth. obviously, more than enc Of
q corresponding weighs and Of ls~ser purity.
There Is soT,e appropriateness in the phrase,
beocnse of tia resenb'anes Of the purest Of
diamonds 20 shs sparkling of water. - In .
danarox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
ssns Queer ssasueA

ysar ia Ponts Fasricio, In kore, 'ths
river bad hss yielisd . great quantity Of
terra-cotta bnzss, nany Of which have open
incs, and show within rude representat,ons
Of lungs, heart. sen They ara coazidsrsd
tsticatory gsfts IN thsaks for . return 70
heeith. psrhess cuse placed in . temple ot
Apolla
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

A Belgian gameEesper has recently OBJ
served new source Of danger to birds from
faQ Of damp cohesive snow. 1t appears
that during co,d weather the birds resort to
the ucorest stream on other body Of open
water far The Fuyposs W warming their feet
Their lang til fea,asrs bgooming wet, whom
they NssEn to Ne Eelds tae snow adheres to
them; and, as they drag it a.eag, tie ball
coufsna-lliy fnrpeaStx Ia size, In the same way
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Fs1s sre ueither iarye nar snail tAis y-ar
trt q Medium siee Some are sen % geld
csnvas with paintsd snbiecta on gsuze. BE-
seies thsse srs these previously had q
game iece and feathers. the atssr are
t-ifa STR. n1t capaois of rendering the 6sss
sar,ft-a a., r-caxif,rt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

f5ttfa EeIlle. exr1 ysars ~as osit -
~ oas tav Whiis uzsSinz cemetery
a. ,cs,si AZ - her u,othsr ard said
.N4-s~l1. how lerr after reey 5nTv
az enc eefcre their zTzTestaus cenes
-ncston Gio6e
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

that the enormous snewballs which boys
sometimes amuse themselves by rolling up
are formed. After the ball becomes too
heavy for the poor bird to carry u further,
be Eanss sithsr remain firmly anchored till
destroyed By the Geld Sr birds Of prey, or
else. IL he b fortunate, Id may b able 70 TO
lievs himself Of she weight Of snow and hh
tail fcsshers as the same TINA
In the cas bxe given and Reproduced from
Nature is Shown ens Of shesc snowbslls with
tina tail teAths<s seill attached 10 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Tow pieassst 4 nnst bs for fhs enter
Pr<znsg ea>xir ~een hs silently fe~-e<
tAe frsns aess. ss szs ~. he<pstsbss
iegsat saz< - tse ~sn ~Seieoc.
strsnrer Ese-- call*,< " nf- has ssozs
Ct s~ss y s.<sss sezsa--~--Ixfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

restAsT ssar7 >sys thsr eats va
thssr tails NJ srs re ssir spy=r>nsi- eier-
tr-s>d fssse.ts ssr~,~>sssg ~yae We
sl~ars s1pp~~>S tbeT tssscss~s IN -
pr>.< aLn8 60 -SsrF.0o~a hsr~eA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS.

GooD fresh buttsrmilk made from sweet
cream u a servicesble drink ia diabetes.
TO ATTEMPT bard work or close study
within al hour after eating invites dersRge-
merts 81 the digestive organs.
SUvIraEr IS often the very best medicine,
especially for children ana elderly people,
ard ths more hours Of il they get the better
are their chances fer life and health.
RfsE early. exercise freely IN the open air,
snd DO net sieep IA tes DAYTIME Eat light
suppeys. snd retire g. regular hour.
Sposgc tie oody with tepid water. and rub
briskiy with coarss towel
THs Foysiar Scieser Nsrs inveighs agsinst
the abnse Of tea and warns the young par
ticuisriy against its use. -Four or SIX cups
e sea takea dsriag each twenty four hours
VII, II tiue predues tsa-poisoniag
THs best way 70 iasure good health i 70
see tast the bleed . reneRed and the sys-
ten bniit up from coed. diEestiole, nntri-
tiers feed. tszs7 without condiments or
ssi1slsats snd oniy IA such quantities ard
a. sucn tlme as stature demands.
TEs majority gf sea engaged IN uercau-
tie pursuits get enough psysicai sxereiss
from their everyday hfe, and their recres-
ton shcola se Of mental nature A few
rays n the cessntry. change of scenery. =
beneficial - everT ore. Stsck brokers ard
bankers require very qaist recreation, bs'
instead they try - Est their rrcreatiea fron'
ths moss exciting sparts, vaieh e really 20
ehsags froa shess cailT hfs
Wcsx cr ssndr inaecrs. carried - - -
unsssarsl sr ersnpssi posisisn of aeay a. 81
healsay Literary nsa sad wsz7ss sHEet - "a
most cf t1esr wors a. = standing tsS,y. I'm I
devo row sra fhen - ease erain aud heevi
and permit IDEAS - ae~ They shsald vrora
sut ~ dacrs IN Sne weather wa teeir fee-
r-suug CO 5sard. nsf - kse esrta. ard
nnseT esnvza u wsf westher. Il = s1rrr.s
IN tAe Eeod tkls ssa1pse s6vice. e tcllevred,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
POPULAR SCIENCE
NsoaMASsos TsoM Navy scuacks
H. Nsv s3sss~ ~ xe.~Akaa osnGe~Dhv
kasssas< ~ = e&<1xHsss> Gsalsa
xsA <<n>ea tks s-lkAas
nunsams UsssxIosA

n sEznaS 0s~u' 4 tsaeela6 <saefA
rax - l.s~s<ssa Il . c&htsrs1s e>sbaA
"A ~ - .sus o~R tas s<a : sla&ss - Z
eAsEs = 80 " s<essA - sses<a szkiias u
ste Gss> s<tsss - - essaxy or ~ eaap
s<ax>sssn az sAs~a. sad tran se~s
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Baltimore Sun.

bdltl1uOT6 Gull.
In church in this city noted tenor
singer was rendering solo In Warrens
TIE Deum. and, mistaking the instruc-
tion to the organist as to the use of the
stops for the sacred words, sang out at
the top of his voice, Pedal, great
gambia and SWELL" to the astonishment
of the congregation. He could not ac-
count for the uncomfortable and con-
vulsive though suppressed laughter of
the choir, and was not aware of his mis-
take until it was explained to him, when
he was overcome with modification.
Another instance, more intensely anus
ing, was that of a well-knowh baritone
singer in the same church on another
occasion, who inadvertently placed the
slur on the wrong note. He had
adapted the air of ''Jewish Maiden" to
a hymn beginning, Before the Lord
we bow" and instead of placing the
slur on the first two syllables he placed
it on the last one and rendered it thus,
Before the Lord we bow-wow-wOw."
The effect was immense. AS he had
and still has a powerful and beautiful
voice, his hearers were thoroughly
electrified at this unwonted and un-
loOked-for canine imitation. He has
never entirely recovered from the effect
of his ludicrOuS mistake.