Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17


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e. lehssoo ussa ~ uts klExoasn
bar Of Wessh gs,td hss t.e~u ferwardsa
O. sae bsaFsl lcosr9paies' societY viii .as
Request that Is IT, ussd in yhs making of tos
aaeial ts@s ne socaety Is l. glve - STANLEY
frogn ser ts twelvs o,.saes aay - shs
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adais So tsksS 81 sr1lls2rs acouul 81 wlrk
Aua eKeTc1se.
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ture tro@eht oa.is tSe ga.ne~s- 81 t>aNe
Ne~tou thrse. a .e.ter rs boswell 4lV AKA
ooe oy Jonrsou ony ~
On sooounf q TIE heighi suo sheer descent
- tae surrounding mcane4ins the san aoee
not rlse oa Mirror izks. osszlate valley. ua-
ca "a - ciocs II the morning
Whiae mahogany Is s1cssiingly rare hut
spsrlnSly introduces a. borders for tables
ana delicate frame work Il upholstered suits
IL has a srft ensmsl Ike gloss aud . very
cosfly.
it Is estimated hat getting born costs tie
pscple ~ lAe Cnlted states 49, 0oc al
nasAy geiaug saaTr4sd. sc eoe.e0 gel-
tiUg barie1, SIS. 90 ooo
India rubber for street IsvIng snow talked
n ia London. Granite, asphalt, wood aud
olher materials have been uled and found
wanting Rubber has been lais~seen on tie
approaches ID kUsDoa railway stGtion and
seesns l. b. servloss4 hls
ladys maid seeing her mistress eirug
CLING win . stamp that would not stick taak
the stamp rubbed IL on the mucalaee On the
dap of The enVelope and put il In its place II
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entity vel worth remembering
Tie way immigration has impressed Itself
IN Minneapolis is shown BY reference 70 the
new directory Of that nourishing cltv. which
contains . 00o ole OlsonS .9i0 Rrick Erick-
sons, zl5 N,ls Nelson's. ,0Il John gohnscns.
l,0lo Peter Petsrsons, $50 Jnryen Jurrensous.
sn1 Paul Psulsens 80 Swan Swansons and
30 Andrew AnderSonS
Here Is a unique specimen Of a medical
certificate 4 desth. IL wss rendered by a
native apotEecaTy at e recent inquest IN Ia
sis II think she died Or lost Der life for
want ~ food or 90 account of starvation.
and perhaps for other things II her comfort
ables, and most probably she died by drown
ing
The question is there coal under LondonF'
Is extensively discussed (ieologists say that
the lay - the strata there justities the belief
that coal eau lie found al . practicable depth.
The development Of mines there would mean
an enormous saving in the eost Of coal
Hopkinton, KY. has a prodigy that is at
tracing great attention. Ii Is colored IN
FAINT named Loueila Graves, dsuehter Of Rev.
j. {. Graves, that Is only s months Of age.
but can talk distinctly. The child could pro.
nounce many words before ii was weeks
old, and now, al the age Of 9 months. IL can
talk plainly. Great crowds have visited the
ministers bohe 10 behold this infant prodigy.
When a Corean msrries he Is careful TO
present his wife with a wild goose, even II he
Is obliged 10 hire the bird specially for the
occasion; for, once upon a time a Wild goose
whose mate was Killed returned veor after
year 70 the same spot 10 mourn hey loss, and
the Corean bridegroom wishes his BRIDE 10
understand the virtue Of constaucy
At the beginning OF the present century. in
England, more than 30 offensz were pun
lshsbie with death, now, ASIDE from naval
and military laws, there are only four crimes
with the death penalty; setting fire % gov
eminent dock yards or arSenals, treason.
murder and piracy with violence.
The huge winter palace at ST. Peoersburr.
with the exception Of the Vatican and Yer
sailles, rs the largest palace in the world in
tended for a residence, and though tAsteless
and rocco, has certain grandeur from it's
lmmensity Lake all the Russian palaces.
the winter palace is a mixture OF splendor
ana shaboineSs. luxury and discomfort In
going over 1t visitors sse everything gor-
geousiy adapted for state oeremoniaIs. but
wonder how and where the imperial family
can live. IL Is said that not less than 900
persons have frequently had hsbitatlon in
the winter palace.
The smallest Szesi newSpaper in the world
IS, we presume, a weekly publication app-ar-
ing at Guadalajara, IN Aexico under toe
title Of Tho Telegram. This miniature paper
consists Of four pages Of printed matter ar
-snged in three columns five inches long and
wo inches wide. In this limited space IL con
aims news from all parts Of the world in a
form. This Journalistic c-iriositv
las adopted as its device: "ISttle straw and
much wheat - The nortbernmost naper in
he world is published az Hamnerfest. IN
Norway; and even Greenland boasts the IIr-
Try Of paper, which appears in that high
altitude under the long winded title of Ar
agas lotto Nallnginnavnik Svsaraminass-
lik