Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-13

 if prevents exports, yet it appears from the reports of British consuls in Germany that Germany exports to Great Britain have in- creased twenty five per cent. since 1875, when Germany adopted distinctly protec- tive policy. It is another case in which the study of markets refutes the conclusions of the student of maxims.
 There are bold legislators in Nevada One of them has introduced bill which provides that it shall be unlawful for any spectator in any place of amusement to wear @ covering for the head which shall reach more than three inches above the crown of the head ,and any person wearing such covering for the head shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined in sum of not less than S5 nor more than $10, or imprisonment in the county jail not less than two days nor more than five days; provided, that this act shall not apply to women over 35 years of age. The Philadelphia bartenders are naturally much against the proposed anti treating law. One of them tells how he intends to circum- vent it. ''I'll make 8 combination" 1" he says, with street car company and keep buck ct of small change on hand. When politi- elan brings a crowd in to treat he will first step up to the cashiers desk and have his notes converted into small coin. Then he will distribute these to his friends. The man who wants beer will get cents, whisky 10 cents, lemonade 15 cents, cocktail 15 cents, and SO on through the list Each fel- low will pay for his own drink and thus you see the law will be rigidly(D enforced. There | cannot be law made to prevent a man from giving away his money"
 An electrical attachment has been devised which may be applied to an ordinary clock | for awakening 8 sleeper at any given time | the contrivance thus taking the place of ths ordinary alarm clock that needs to be special | ly provided for the purpose and which needs to be wound up the night before it is to giv' forth it's sound This electrical clock is st constructed that it can be set to any giyer five minutes of each hour, the bell beginning to ring at that time and continuing 10 ring | until the switch is turned to cut off the cleo 1 tric current. There is of course no call fo I winding an alarm where this device is em ployed, it being only necessary on going t. bed to turn the switch, thus allowing th current to be completed at the time the bel is to ring. In this arrangement the clocl and battery are made in compact form, tn cell of the battery being enclosed in the clocl case.
 The Rev. Simon Peter Richardson is
 Georgian who knows what he wants, and h isn't afraid to ask for it. In letter to tn Athens (Georgia) Banner Wstchman he pro tests against the present efforts to attract in migration to Georgia as all mistake. B doesn't want to see her red hills turned owe to foreigners" He prefers her just as sh is, "with all her ignorance, laziness and fire negroes" to Yankee civilization, or wester
 civilization, or German civilization. I'll
 negroes, he says, have no use for the ballo
 box and the schools will do them no good i
 their present poverty. What they need, an
 what the masses of white Georgians need,
 more honest, hard work, more money, bette ! food and clothes, more comfortable home