Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.


EDIVORIAL NOTES.
The College of the Propaganda at Rome
announces the conversion of 10000 per-
sons to Christianity in the first six months
of 1892 The greater portion of the con-
verts were in Asia, West Africa, and a
considerable number in the British prov
inces.
A woman's rights agitator in England
has set up in public church the doctrine
that women shall get no justice by talking
and that the time has come to do some
thing desperate. She suggested that
women have dynamite at their disposal.
Why not use broomsa
Jules Simon thinks that a pretty woman
will make very dangerous lawyer. He
says that women demanding equality with
men are often asked "How can you de-
mand equality when you ara weaks" But
it would be at least only just to add:
Chow can you der-and equality when you
are prettys"
SL4ohCAo AoFo q SoOo 1Chsoh AOA EmOhlhS
furnished them by Drs. Rubnars and Yer
nicke, of Hamburg, who have been expert
menting to see if cholera germs can be
transmitted to tobacco, and who claim to
sure death to the bacilE.
A London paper describes process
xubor Will boI {ha
most parts of the earth can be retailed on
London streets in coed condition and as
cheaply as the homemade article. 1t Is
simply process of freezing the fluid into
blocks and keeping it frozen until it is
wanted for use. The scheme Is said to be
as practicable as importing butter.
A curious yet profitable business in the
expectation and reimportation of quicksil
yer has sprung up in California. Quick
silver for export is sold at $5 less per flask
of seventy six and half pounds than that
for home consumption, and shrewd dealers
have not been slow to take advantage of
this rebate of over 6 cents per pound.
They have oheerfully paid the freight to
Australia and back again and have cleared
nearly cents per pound on the trsnsac-
ton.
The vicar of Middlewich, England, be-
ing consulted by parishioner as to
whether he would save his grain on Sun
day wrote: 81 am informed that the corn
is already seriously damaged, and with
more wet will soon become worthless. In
the ordinary course of events an emer-
gency of this kind is not likely to occur
again for series of years. AS a clergy
man I wish to say that in my opinion
farmers will be justified in saving their
corn should the need for carrying it on
Sunday next in their judgment appear
urgent"
The prize offered by a New York paper
for the best essay on Chow to Manage a
Wife" was awarded to the Rev. DR.. Deems,
the substance of whose essay is as follows:
wife is superior to her husband in as many
respects as he is superior to her in Others
If happiness is to be the result of the
union, the first business of the husband is
to manage himself go as to keep himself
always his wife's respected friend, always
her tender lover, always her equal partner,
always her superior protector. This will
necessarily stimulate the wife to be always
an admiring friend, always an afectionate
sweetheart, always thrifty housewife, al
ways a confding ward. And this will &c
react upon the husband that his love fol
his wife will grow so as to make it easy fol
the husband, with all his faults, to bear
with all the infirmities of his zone and
only" wife.
The latest hypnotic yarn from Parii
casts all it's predecessors into the shade
Dr. Luys, it appears, has been making ex
periments in relation to what he calls tn,
''exteriorization" of the human body, ant
it is asserted that he succeeded in trans
ferring the sensibility of hypnotizet
woman into tumbler of water. WheI
the water was touched the woman WINGED
and when it was swallowed she went int
a deadly swoon. How the drinker fel
with another PERSONS sensibilities in hi
vitals is not stated. DR.. Luys next under
took to transfer sensibility from the wo
man to her photograph, and succeeded &
admirably that when he stuck pin int
the picture the woman screamed. No
only this, but the mark of a scratch sp
peared upon her hand in exactly the spo
| whara the min had hean annlfed To tn
photograph.