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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
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WANDA competent s.u for geatIal
t0GSeso oTk. lnq94re i4slyoA-st Isl
WAAlBD-A competent sir fsf sCucral
toeseaork. tsil lL4gnt iatcly IA 1eTe
nooa. B. North fro4tst IE
WAAlhb-A competent gin - do genera
t0asc"erk. Inquire 81 l6o NORTH Pros
NAATED lNMEDIATELl-A competent
caLa nCrst- Apply mornings. rbola Z.
Livingston. Mis- Harry 81. Brown 10
\lAA fiD-D4rl lor general h0useNork. TO-
" Nea4thy ave. lo5
WAATED-A competent girl 60 % general
" hVgseN sfA. Cal &g 49, E&Sl tglton-st..
afternoons i5s
WANTED Competent s-gl Tor general hoass-
Nork, ~ L4sraFoSt Family II twO la-f
\tAAILD- gir tnofougiy competent a. 30
general L0uscN CrG. Mrs. A. BcAlrr
81 j lcTIUcc-aFv. l6.
\tAAIED-A lady ip each city, town aud
township 10 procure subscribers Tor TIC
rome Magazine, conducted by Mrs. John 4
Logan SPECIAL inducements offered. Refer
rhrcs rec quired. Address The hroGix Publish
La Company ashinsIoH. b. e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
FOR RBNT-HOUsEs. {
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. EN
pert packers sent on Short notice by Rad
elm Holt III South DiViSiOn-st. Telephone
No. 80 Tor your moving vans. Jan. IS 80
4 N1ONE desiring furniture moved and
Il stored, VIII receive liberal Inducements by
calling AT :. }. Walkers, l. South Division 81
A specially IS made of renting tables and
chairs Tor dances, public halls etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

A FEMALE saiOoa-keeper IN Wichita,
Kan, sold three glasses OK beer and
was sentenced % serve three months in
jail and pay fine of $500 for the hem
Gus crime. Il seems little severe that
woman with twOAJtle children to
support should be required to pay ont
S2g9.S5 more than she received, besides
serving month for each glass of beer
sold, while it IS notoriOusly the fact
that al over the exemplary PEohlbi-
ton state men are violating the same
law with the utmost impunitY- The
bandage over the eyes of the blind god
dess appears 70 have slipped down 4
little on one side.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
FOOLED HIS BISHOP.
How n Clergyman Took Advantage Of His
spiritual Superior.


A good story is told OF one OF the most
popular c.erz zyIaeu il q cits not orc hun
dred niles from Brooklyn. Tic IA a
pleasant. genial man. and on a certain
evening in every woolS q few of his brother
priests meet a. the rectory aud they spend
together an hour or two in a social way
Some cgrmudVeon in the neixhoorh-od.
happening % get q glimpse through tae
blinds az a bottle and glasses and tho
smoke - cigars add % hear the sounds ~
cheerful laughter, thou 90 10 bchoovcd h.r
~ let the b shop know what was going on.
Thc~eupoa be wrote % that 6istingsi
flnctlcnsrv. of course greatly exaggers-
ting what he bad seen and heard. Tao
worthy priest got wind q this in sou-e rlvs-
ter.ous way and was on his guard One
night while he and - friends were enjo,-
ing theuseIve rinz came % he door. CO
ing upstairs - tbe second scor TIE good
father saw q hrol Ehau e familiar bu 8
standing orfs lie. Raising the window ho
looked down and discovered the BsLop on
the stoop
Who's theron hs asked.
"Ef's L trr shop. was She rerf~
"0h q sloogf T7ur a. impcsto-.'' said
the press. The Bishop Is 4 decent gentle
nan. snd Toud never be roam inE around
the Streets at tbis tfne o. nlgat Re -
rith vou a. once, or III cal Tor tao pobcs
sad have yog taken Ia as q sasPicious
character"
VIA that he bar rsd down tha window
snd went back 81 his friends The B.sk-7
rad - more lsse visits 70 TIE recfcrv. arI
toe peasant Neex-T syuFos --u continued.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Itisto be- much regretted that our
school board, with its grave respons.-
bllties, should be divided into chques,
winch must necessarily impair It's use
fulness as board. 10 has the appear
ance o. race between some OF the
trustees To keep their special
fagontcs In place, and by others 10
have Their friends installed. Com
plants Of ncpotism have been made.
but with what justice we 90 not under
take 10 decide.
III Mr.. McBride's statement Of the
practice of the board in permitting the
trustees of each ward 70 decide upon
the teachers in It's schools, IS correc Z,
great opportunity IS gwen for favor
itism a. well as snepOtism. Such We are
credibly informed Is the general prac-
tee of the board As 70 the teachers in
the primary departments. We think
this should at once be changed, As the
school board, by information obtained
through its superintendent and COM
Inittec, can act more intelligently and
impartially IN the selection of teachers,
than can the trustees OF any one ward
who are liable % be influenced by per
sonal or local causes, that operate un-
justly - the teacher and injuriOusly TO
the general public.
The removal of several OF the oldest
teachers IN one of our wards, without
reasons given or notice from the board,
creates considerable amount Of com
ment, and suggests the query whether
this bad precedent and practice did not
have something 10 DO with Il.
IL these teachers We're OF compo-
cent, It IS singular their incompetency
was not discovered by the present or
some other school board. If their ser
wees have been valuab le in the past 20
our schools,why were they not retained
IN some positions, If not their old ones2
A little more light upon this subject
from the school board would, we are
sure, be thankfully received by those
who are patrons Of the schools and are
not initiated N the methods by which
they are carried on.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04


1--room house on Turner 81. 81 80.
l. room house on Livingston st. all modern
conyenieRces. only one block from cable line.
900.
7-room house on College-ave.. worth 5000.
Will sell Tor $3.50
l lot OH Paris ave. three blocks from street
car line. s.AJ.
And other desirable property in all parts OF
the city.
Country Real Estate for Sale.
Stanton hotel property. The Grand Cen
tral lf0Xif. l. SKIS located on corner Of the
TWO main streets Of the city. 3StorIes, brick.
rents Tor 500 per year, all modern improve
mpuls; viii sell or trade for city property.
VI also have several desirable farms near
city. and other parts Of state. which We Will
sell cheap. and make payments 10 suit pur-
chaser.
Timbered lands wanted in all parts OF Michi-
gan. We want at once ten or twelve million
feet Of hemlOck lands located near railroad.
We have 20 acres of good cedar land. well
located for water transportation. which we
will sell az "A bargain.
Correspondence solicited.
once hours from 200 a. m. TO 6 :O0 p. m.
SWEET & NORTH'S EMPLOYMENT EN-
CHANGE.
Successors 10 Sweet < smith,
Rooms "a and - Weston Building. Canal-st
Telephone lUZi.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
WANTED B0ARDBRs.

WILL some private family centrally located
W furnish board and rooms for sihgle lady
and gentleman! Address with terms a %
Carrier IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

r. Lencir. y c.. a chlld. Eatfle RaineT.
saved snal ral.rosd bridge FROM d.
struca7u neg asnE sza. Sac discovered Is
a. are. and carried water 81 her fer has
from re stream below. UaEez several
trigs before tie esnes were ex-lnE Ells1ec.
That extreme tsred feel rC and all At
fecrans esrsed ~ promoted rv impure
blood and lew state @ she systeu a.
Cured bv Hood ~aTsapsr a. GlTe
catrai. ~o.d Nv az daHzE So.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
WANTED BOARD

NAN1ED-BoaId ha tNo yosns men in re-
" hnrd private famllSi references ca
changed. Address y. box : l5
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
LOST.

| OST-A pug-d0g. II whoever has the dog
wearing the collar marked !. j. Warner
VIII let him loose. they Will save trouble. l55
/ OST-Iesterday. gold pin between Syca-
- more street and ChapmanS s green house
tlnder Will please return 10 " Centsr-Si. and
receive reward. l57
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
AGENTS WANTED


4 GENTS WANTED both general and can-
= ta>sli z, Oh the new, revised AID Imperial
edition a. brlls hncyciopedia Ia avt volumes.
just Issued. sold Tor cash. o. on easy Install
hrnts. For liberal terms ano territory @4-
dress T. E-IwOoD LgLL. Pub.. Philadelphia.
4 \ EAIkA0HDIAAkI OFfER 10 al want
a ing employ ment-Ne wAnt i've. energetic
agents !u every county Ia the united -taics
sud t4uaaa 10 sell patent article - great
merit o. It's McTlts An article. having a
large sale, paying over 200 per cent proht,
having 40 oinpetlti0n. AID on which the
agent - projected in the exclusive sale uN "a
deed given for each and every county he may
secure irc m u. VITA al these advantages 70
our agents. aud TIE iaCi tlai al - m AT itic mat
eau bc sold 10 every house owner, u huFAt
not De necessary 20 make 'au eAtfaofdlAdfs
offer" - secure good -se~uts al once. but We
have concluded 10 make u 20 show, not only
cur confidence in the meTlts OF our invention,
but iu ITS STABILITY by any agent That Viii hah-
atr III VIII energy. our agents h." "i h"te
are making from el.t 10 80 a month clear, and
THIS Iact makes lt SAFE 81 rs 10 MAKE ouf offer
L. all wlu are out of employment huy airrlt
that tlil give our business a thirty day friai
and iall L. clear al least sl04 in this time.
above all g., pensrs. can return al goods lllseid
to us and W. Viii refund the money p.l4 ior
them. No such employer Of agents ever dared
Il make sach oilers. nor would we II We did
not know Iuat We have Tgents ROW making
more Than douiat ilis amount. Our large de-
scfpUte circulars tA plain our Ortr iullN. and
these We wish L. send 10 every one out ~ en-
ploymeEt n ho viii send Us three l-ceut stamps
for postage. send al once and secure the
ou the terms named In our extraordinary
offer. address AZ once. National Novelty
Company. "A smithteld -. flfi>barg. IA. ls6
\\ANIED-Agent~ ia this ard adjoining
" coUnur> 10 represent msn IfaclUFcTs
parties with conYeyances preferred salary
and conluissio address. Win stamp Mes
blit a Go. Manuiaci0Ty. Troy. oalo. ~
\AAN1ED-A few good energetic AGENTS.
" ladies preferred, 10 sell "Aitohie's ui-
Ncrsal silver Polish" II Is nos silver
soap. paste or powder bat chemira ~
pure liquid silver polish. II ls q iavoriie "a "a
people who have silver wafc and good seller.
Tor terms and particulars address q. B..
hitchie. Jevcler alfd manufacturer. Loptlur
Stallion Mich. 1857
S7S TO SO month eau b, tua4c working
|f' tor us. Agents preferred Who can fur
nlsh horse and give their whole time 60 the
DDaiu~nA- spare moments may se .iohta1Iy
eppleScd also. 4 lev vacancies in towns and
cities. J.. Johnson 4 Co. I.Hr Main So
Richmond "a. =. B.-flcase state age and
business - pcficnce. Never mind about send
irs STAMP for reply. j.. j. J. CO.
kIANIED- Rc Liable local and travelling safes
W men. Positions permanent Special In
dnccmenfs new List selling specialues. Don't
delay. Salary from start. lIowu Bros. = lr
s-Fylncn. Chicago. III. is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

L'0K SALb-Lot No. =. Ottawa Beach. this
lOi is one of the first selection, it is To-
Gated only short distance from the hofei and
las fine view a Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. Uassus 0T W. T. L0seland, Sraud
Rapids. Mich. blsUu
4 GREAT BAEGAIN-2i acre farm. frame
= house good orchard 10 acres improved E.
8 miles from Baldwin for sale cheap Enquire
3 aE-art. N0lcoti & GauSon. R1
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

By the wav. has anybody heart how
many fsh Grover Cleveland caught On
Aenorla. Day Ills yeAE1
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

THE murderer still runs riot IN Mich
igan. Isn't it time that public senti-
meut should be sufficiently aroused 70
demand in unmistakahle terms the
adoption Of the law that Whose she'd
deth mans blood by man shall bis
blood D. .h.Faff
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Tar Croain tragedy has become CT
secondary consideration - e'''i'e -,l'ee
Of the tragedy of the Hood.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Cot PBENrrss ISgRtHtw. whose let
ter from Alabama vas printed IN the
IELEeEAW -HERALD on sunday, Is a son
OF the sutaor of "The Prince of the
House Of DAVID and IS himself an
author Of nrnn,- -ran.a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
- NAKTEp 80

HI W. ID HI.
NJ 1N lED- - yrAf-cs4 hos u lcsra L. 1ls-a
press News eites, = y 81 hueEe 81. IS
AkAAlkD-A geae sleeas ssael nsEA g,
wNrk lA the dufSise Data hoNss. slcaas
yIs Tie year Ioucd II f.zEuurslltr. csT
Leg Aeurs~ asa leAla streets
" aN4kb lAros brisAI l.ys - foia aircu
tato mast I've - Aaiut Ntth parents
y .&es , EeI eeek. Address. Il owp t4na-
~fiN4k. Folding. beA = Telegram Ecfalt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

smoke a Blue stseak. = Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

W ltst during tie past week. las
besutiiEI Pax j. located on tee line u
tie g. T.. j.. / b D. J.. t,,ree miles from
Suminpt resort. IL Joins The PARK asd grounds >
of The Masonic Home. comprising at acres,
whilh viii soou tc highly critifafed and
adorned. This iSundoubtediy Jnc most desIfs-
Bile suburban properts vet offered o. TIE pub
lie. Special inducements are 0rsrvd % tarv
purchasers AID tbVss wishing 20 build iuls
season Terms are rea@rAiiy MADE o. sHIt ne
purchaser. for iorthcr particulars. cas or
address the Grand Oriou kcal Estate IL
chance. and InMrI block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Come, boys, don't ask the Lord TO do
your work. Ask HIM for strength and
courage, then do the work yourself.
Promptness IN duties atones for
many defects in real skill. He who
is always late, never on time, is always
IN the end = failure.
The TsLEGRAM-HERALD publishes
more legitimate want ads. each day
than all the other city papers com
b.ned. Try them al and you Will be
come convinced as to general results
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

EEMALE HELP WANTFD-s good cooks.
wages e. 81 So working housek eepfr.
vegetable cock, pastry cook ll factory & re
f0r oHt - ciff. oressu kers nIuiuE-rpof
girls. Kitchen Zifis ard - genera cooks ard
sunorssses. Ls4iss' PsTlo1. and Tower
block.
CHEhp LOS pear new street car Sire fust
= gof fHrrl- VIII or plated frrV scor- CONF 2
and select BOT uoH near cofnff fuur+ai1
street aud 6 rand avenue terms Co SUIT and
Tower BLOCK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

IS Colby University. SO Waterville.
Ne, hanng Is punished hy expulsion.
THIS IS m advance of public sentiment
IN colleges, but not IN advance Of the
public sentiment ot the people at lar e..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
rOR RENT ReoRs.

EoR hEN singy and en suite. fur
nlshcd or uniurnlsAed, al PARK Place.
Beard by the week. II desired. Mrs. A. L.
smith
EOR KENT-A nice large furnished trout
room, on Monroe street Inquire OF Mr.
Joslin, i1s M0nroe-st. Is
k'Ok RENT-A few more u those elegant al
cove bedrooms. furnished or untuTnishca.
with board. al the Fletcher Place. l55
FOR RENr-Large furnished 'front.' room, on
ground roor. ~ North DlNisl0n-st. l55
no kEAI-A few more choice suites OF rooms
Ia The llermItagei suitable Tor light house
keeping. ;. i. anu Pl. Z. Fuller. Al East
Brdgc-st rs
ROOMS 10 rent. furnished or unfurnishcd. at
~ ~ Denis ~ Monroe -. $50
EOk kENI-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing trrScentaNe. ana Caual-st.. with
gas, newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly nratclass. Entrance. trc>Cent-aKe.
aiso, - Aanalst knQuire ~ Room u. SlN
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
= Enquire al Room ". la Pear 81. 80
t'Ok kENI-Furnshed rooms steam heated;
ana furnished rooms Tor light hOusekecp-
ing. Apply al Room lG5 New Housemau block
Elevator from a IN 10 II , m. Dec. l5u
FOR RBNT-HoUsEs. {
{VANTFD-A house and lot in the First
W pretlHct of the Third ward. From $500
TO $3.50 a. L.. Box !. Telegram Herald. l5-
EOK KENT-Nine-room house; also six room
L tat. with or without harm I'VE blocks south
OF Monroe street, Inquire o. South Division
81. lr4
TO kENT-Part OF a new double house =
North lnl"nst. ;. &. smith. l,3
FOR kENr-A nice house on Jefferson ave
nue.. Inquire 10 MOnrOC-sf l5S
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

LWR SALE Oh kLEI-Dfand nen s-ro8m
house. modern an0 reufruieuf. Cas-. street
near street car Nuc. price H. feuf Cor flr
per month. Possession can b. tIveu rnre III
and Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

EQk sALE-Lots ou Mekees addition. near
Il Cable ia@d very cheap ola muatAiS pay
ments tfI5 o. s4s9 each. Also some nus acre
property near The city, al b4Igala j. h Nc
kee i Sons. ~ MoAroesi. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

\NANIED- Reliable local and travelling sAles-
W men. Positions permanent Special In
duccmeufs new LIST selling spccialueS Don't
delay. Salary from start. lI0wu BROS. Mr.
s-FyIncB. Chicago. ia. is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cepr Those OF Detroit.
GRAND RAPIDS. TUESDAY. JUNE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

l,NA All 1eo lefs eDA = house ~ ssfAef
81 9ela reet & a. &lSs tHs he4fss cid
else iei So ktrlSaS street, sri0s tl>k. tl.llils
h. Acr4 4ansf. Frai estate dealer = t-r.l si-,
rQoM - ~ Is5 0olo 81 isS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

Fstrt sss, hysf L Coq Bgts, Biost Seattle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-21
SMALL N EARLY.

When Dorothy and I took tea. We SIT upon the
floor
No matter how much tea | drank, she always gave
ne murs;
Our table was ue scarlet box in Which her Iel-set
camD
Our gu,sts w rsalrsS ouecyel dvL a wooden
hurs' rr.n AHu,
She pourUl o4. BoIbips, very fast-the teapot
apPsI $50 NI-h-
And In t., tOuI found sugar lump unseen by my
dull eye
She added r-u IpruJrudcb cream-lt seemed u
wilGli waste,
For. though shc u~vc-aowcd the cup q did not
chang The taste
She aS,-sl E" 4&s milk or sugar" and tho
answered no."
She PUT them IN, aud told me thaJG mast take ia
sou
Shed say, another cup, papa!" and |. no. thank
you, Ha'gm,'
Blu then / had To take it-her courtesy was
sham.
Still. oeing neither green, nor black, nor English
breakfast tea
Il did mol give her guests the NERVES" whatever
tlost may hr.
Though often Upset my cup, she olN minded
when
Iwouid misilEr the empty Guns for those she'd
She tasted MY cup giHgerly, for fear ia 0lru my
tongue;
Indeed, she really hurt my prde-sho made me
ieels0 Young
We stirred wiki massive pewter spoons, and sipp'd
In c0Irly el>r
With al! TO- ccremUuy Of the stately J~Jpanese,
At length she pot the cups away Goodnight
papa she said:
And went to a real tea. aud Dorothy 70 bed
st Nicholas
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-21
4 nraNe Nur,c.

"S-stci Nlry Thcrgscl Wien scarce
ly % yyl- cd you weyr wounded on
tie battle .y.G Of Bal1t.ava while de.
voting yourself 10 the care Of tho
wounded ~ Magenta YOU were
again wunulri ia the front line Of
battle Alt'r that You nursel our
wlrriors in syria, iu CHINA and in
Mexico. ~ lau halile II RnIchshofcn
you wcrr carried from the Held amid a
heap OF slain cuiru.,iprs. Later on q
bOmJs.yll ioilIu i4euids Of thcambu-
lance committed 20 your care. You
Immediately seized il aud carried il
some eighty yardsawaysrOm theambu.
lance, where it fell to the ground and
by It's egp.usluu wounded YOU serious,
ly. After you had recovered YOU fos
lowed your vocation here 10 Tonkin.n
In such remarkable words did the
governor of Tonkin, surrounded By
his staff, in front of all The troops, adj.
dress the SuperiOress of the Sisters OF
Mercy. &c then babe her kneel down,
and touching her shoulder thrice
with his sword. added: I'm the name
Of the French people and army / con-
Ter OH you the Gross for Tried Bray
cry. Nobody can show more heroic
deeds 10 merit il, nobody can claim .
more self denying career and entirely
devoted the serviceof his fellow men
and his iathCrland. Soldiers, present
arms New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-21
The prugre.. Of Lanrunge..

Tie progress Of languages spoken
by The different nations is said 10 be as
follows English, which at the com
mencemebt of the century was only
spoken by q, U00. 900 Of people, is now
spoken by 100, 600, 600; Russian is now
spoken by GS, 600, 100 against y, 600, 600
at the beginning of the century. In
1901 German was only spoken by 49,
0OA, 600 Of people. today over 20, 900. 600
talk in the same language that Will
lam ii does. Spanish is now used by
$4,000, 0Dg Of people, against 30, 900. 900
IN 1850; Italian by $4,000, 900 instead
of1s.0gO,O 600; Portuguese by IS, 900, 900
instead ol 5000. 600.
This is for English an increase Of
3l2 per cent. for Russian, 100 per
cent. for German, co per cent for
Spanish, 30 per cent. etc. In the case
Of France the increase has been from
$1,000, 900 10 10000, 600, or 50 per cent.
st. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-21
Historic Houses.

Sir Edwin Arnold while in Wash
ington city was told that it was pro.
posed 10 alter or rebuild the White
House. He protested in the name Of
posterity against any such action, say
ing that future generations Of Aneri-
cans would wish to look upon the
very house in which Jackson and
Lincoln had lived and worked. He
added that there was danger hat "A
people so young and energetic us the
Americans would neglect to preserve
the historical buildings associated
with their infancy asa nation, which
TO future generations would be price
less.
The English henselves are not free
from reproach in this matter. Many
an American, his 4eart burning with
eagerness,tO see the houses and spots
in England whicl history has made
immortal, finds them swept away by
the advance Of trade or fashion.
Il spent half my time in London"
said a recent traveller, in looking for
houses that are 40 longer there"
This matter concerns even the
youngest Of our readers. As they
grow older let their influence begiyen
to protect all houses or landmarks con-
nected with our early history. 1t will
be needed. We are SO close 10 those
historic days that tbeir events seem
commonplace 10 us. We forget that
time, which destroys houses unceas-
ingly, adds enormous values to their
associations.
In another century the visitor to
our shores will make a pilgrimage TO
the house where the Declaration was
written, or the spot where Franklin
was buried, us we do TO Westminster
Abbey. But will they be able then to
find either house or gravcl-Nouth'S
Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-21
pnIIns.. Of Sense. In Criminals.

Italian scientists have been testing
the senses Of criminals, and they find
these duller than in the average peo-
pie. DR.. Ottolenghi, in Turin, found
last year a less acute sense of smell in
criminals, and he now makes a similar
Affirmation with regard 10 taste after
tests consisting Of the application Of
bitter and sweet substances (strych-
nine) in dilute solution 10 the tongue.
He finds, also, the taste Of the habitual
criminal less acute than that Of the
casual offender, and a slightly more
acute taste in the male than in the fe-
male criminal. Experiments with re-
gard TO hearing resulted in domonstrat-
ing that in criminals 67.3 per cent.
have less than the normal ~acuteness.
Ear disease was common. These de-
fciencies are attributedto bad hygienio
conditions Of life, and vicious habits
New York Commercial Advertiser.