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The National tribune., 1892-03-31
ALL FOOLS DAY.

cheered snd encouraged anyone more than 1t has
US. i was among the first TO answer puzzles when
they first appeared in The TRIBUNE Yours CRATE
fully-Annie Il. Alchorn, Fall River, Mass.
ALL FOOLS DAY.
FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: This poem. which was
printed in an almanac in go, shows us that April
Fools Day at least $50 years old and at that me
q favorte way of playing a trick was to SEND some
one on a false GRAND. For instance, doctor would
be sent long distance to see patient, ana when
he reached the place he would find no patient there
and discover that he had been fooled. Children are
better educated now than most grown people were
then and would think il silly TO play such tricks
even the grown-up folks enjoyed in those days
The first of April. some do say.
Is set apart for "All Fools Day"f
But why the people call it so,
Nor nor they themselves do know.
But on this day are people sent
On purpose for pure merrimeilt;
And tho the day is known before,
Yet frequently there is great store
OF these forgetfuls 10 be found,
Who're sent to dance Mol Dixon's roundi
And having tried each shop and stall,
And, disappointed at them ali.
At last some tell them of the Cheat
And then they hurry down the street.
And straigltway home with shame they run,
And others laugh at what Is done.
But tits thing to be disputed,
Which is the greatest fool reputed,
The man who innocentiy went
Or he who him designedy sent.
PRO PatriR-Mamle h. CUnkItn.
The National tribune., 1892-03-31

ED. Nj. SToTTLEMyER. SADIE X. WILSON.
Edward NJ Stotlemyer. Boyd's Station, Nd is
the son OF H. ]. Stottemyer, of Co. H. lst Md, and
Co. q. 5th q. :. Cav. His age is 60 He has dark
hair and b tie eyes: weighs 100 pounds; is six feet
tall Occunstion is engineering. Is deeply inter-
ested in The c. c. and desires correspondence.
Sadie Il. Wilson. Oakland Crossroads Pa, is the
daughter OF J. W. Wilson. Go. j, l0ist Pa. She is a
member OF The Baptist Church and Order of King
Daughters She las been a constant reader of TIE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE for the past five years. Born
April 2 1875. She is blonde five feet five inches
high Interested in music literature Prd c. c.
The National tribune., 1892-03-31

N n "a "a "a CAREERS EgIIEg t.- WOMEN
81 II q < S il a safe and always reliable n,ed-
SaH = S& cine for Irregularities snd ALL
e ~ - IN 70 other Female troubles. Success
fully used IN remedy
teed Of 90, and &c. fog
postage. or fell particulars for 2-ceat stamp
EICH MEDICAL CO., East Hampton, Conn.
The National tribune., 1892-03-31
OUR NERVOUS DEBILITY TABLETS

VIII Restore Health. Energy, and Vigor Successfully
used 80 years. Medicine week, si00- Send foe
book-free. HOME MEDICAL CO., Philadelphia, Pa
Mention The National Tribune.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
nIouth nreathing IN New York.

In the city Of New York and vicinity
owing to the extreme variations OF the
temperature and climate from day 70 'i'sy'
= ei., &, indeed J, rarftv to find among the peo-
he who have lived here any time a per
fectiy healthy nose and throat. such re, re-
heated sudden extremes of hot and cold
damp weather, which are so common y
this location, are ruinous to the Uhfo,ssa ~
even temporary visitors with perleeetis
healthy respiratory organs, and the eIIec'
Is SO marked, the condition 50 universe
among the inhabitants of this city, thal
children of catarrhal parents are born VIII
a swollen, catarrhal condition OF tne iilslu'
Of the nose and throat which within Verl
few years closes the nostrils so that prope
respiration is impossible, and the child pc
comes what physicians call moutl
breather." We meet these children con
stantly IN the streets. The chinaue .
Brooklyn Is even worse in this respect
Dr.. n. NJ. Tanning in Popular Sciene
/ Monthly.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
,,,,..- ,,.,rds We're Taxed.

Some curious things have been recorded
in the way of taxes Oh beards and otheI
enactments regarding them. Ihongn
Francis / was himself one Of the bearded
monarchs, he was responsible for tax en-
the boards of his clergy, which, he heievec,
would bring him in q handsome revenue,
The tax gave no trouble to the bishops ahn
fine Weather ecclesiastics, who paid II anl
saved their boards, but the poorer priests
had mostly to take to the use Of the razor
There came "a time, however, when the
fables were turned. In the succeeaine
reign q son Of the chancellor, who had sug
eested the hated tax, was returning in VI
1mph from the Council Of Trent TO tax
possession Of the Lishoprie of ClaremonIt.
He had not dreamed of any opposition
hut. behold, the dean and canons closed li'
/ brass gates cf the chancel and stood with
in. fourishiug shears and razor and poine
ing to the statutes de radendis barbis. Not
wjthstanding his remonstrances and en-
treaties, they declined to induct MIN unti
he had sacrificed his beard, which was th'
bandsomest Of the time. And thus wer
tba sins of the father visited upon IN
children. English Illustrated Magazine
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
indian Jewellers.

sorhe Pueblos are the jewellers Of the alb
oriripes.n said Captain Howard barker. q
New Mexico. "They cut, grind and pohsA
turouoises. and although their work Is
ouite primitive, it is much sought aitsr
bv members OF other tribes. The Rueol's
Get in return for it many Of the neeessarie5
of Indian life. AS many as ten ponies ere
sometimes given for a fine string ol t'lfr
auoises, polished and strung by tiese pitl'7
itiva lanilaries. The Navaioes have beea
lono and Justly famed for theirsilyer W, 3
which is a much prized article of barter
among Indian tribes The Navaloes as3
mostly coin silver in their work. ln max
ing small ornaments the coin is not lneise,i'
but is beaten out thin and shaped g sui,,
A few chisels and hammers, awooden oioe. :.
and a small furnace constitute the kie Q, q
tools az one Of these dusky siiversmlfha.
st. Louis Glohe-Democrat'
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
.4ea,ousv IN 1nfants.

OF my two children one is a boy Of four
wears. tie other a girl Of ten mouths Iis
how has lust returned home after an ao.
se1ce OF some months. His sister displays
Great affection for him. She is also mueA
attached to her nurse-more 50 at times
anparently than to any other member Of
the household.
Now If, while the girl is sitting on
mat alone or on the lap Of either Of ner
parents. the nurse should take the Dos
mon her knee and fondle him, the gill VII
immediately cry out in distressful was,
in q tone not precisely indicative of anger
or vexation, but more nearly similar 20 lee
ZONE Of grief or disappointed desire "a ths
case described the infant will not ne aP-
neased unless the nurse puts down the noy
and takes her up It will not avail Tor ihe
nurse to take her up on one knee, leaYins
the boy on the other.
If however, while the nurse mas tne ln-
] FAINT in her arms, either Of the parents taxes
nm the boy and caresses him the girl als-
niavs only a strong interest, but no annoy
I ance whatever.
IL is evident, then, that the outo0fss 8.
feeling in the former case was q display q
| jealousy. Science,
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
.RBFUNlING DIRECT TAX.

Notice il hereby given that the UdgiHai Direct
Tax Records have been delivered to me oy tne
I, ternal Revenue Department Of the Unite"
states. and that all ersons whose names appear
n-on said Records can have the said Tax refunded
bv making application to me. Exec@ors or Al,
ministratars making application for deceased
p.rsons whose naues appear upon the said Rec
ord. will b. required TO furnish certificate ol
appointment from the Register Of Wil's Of then
connective counties 10 file with said Clair.
j. FRANK WILDS,
Comnissioae
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
- mi echnnlboYs.

A noteworthy record is that Of Dr. Cnai-
ners. who was solemnly expelled from the
parish school ct St. Andrews as an IN
eorrigible Ounce" Ludwig, the famous
reonletrician, was also sent away from
school after four years Intellectual struB-
ole to learn the common rules Of ari5nme-
tic The ''mervelous boy Chatterton p
Who died at eighteen, was considered
dull child, incapable Of improvement.
Tbe uncouth attempts Of DOmenichino =
master the elements Of drawing caused hl'
fellow students 10 nickname him ~ A'
OK. and the artistic yor;h Of Hogsrti
wss almost equally unpromising y
came contrast is rften found between 20
vonth and the maturity Of iliustrious inei
! If aetion.--I .ondoa STANDARD.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
eusr,en,s a.nlsa save.

Tae hest salve in world ior Cues nraisef
smes. Ulcers. Salt tam, Fss-F Sores, Iel'ef,
0happed Hands Oh olaius Cows and al sAiH
.rnuHoas and pos veY ea,e psss. OF ne ray
required. Itis gun,artcel g ige pestse' ss'is
action, or money reirTasdi pr're 2, cts' pai
.sx Fo, sale bvG.w AasHiii prnFs'H
Merit knows neither sex nor nationality.
Barometers were invented oy Torrieelii
in 1913.
The Emperor Diocletian was the son ot
slave.
London has paupers enough to fll all
the houses in Brighton.
It is not by saying Honey, honey" that
sweetness comes into the mouth.
The Russian heutenancy Of Caucasus is
reported to be invaded by loeusts.
The Emperor Galerius was the son Of q
herdsman and himself q shepherd.
The Egyptian is taxed fifty cents on the
palm tree that grows in his garden
The planet Neptune has the longest
year, consisting Of more than bo,OJ0 Of OUT
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
a nov win Start sbe rsposition.

The little adopsad son Of Mrs. Palmer
will press the button that is to send tht
electric thrill through the great nlacninerf
Of ne exposition Tiid listle fellow J
Castili;.n by birth add the son Of an ou'cei
in the Spanish arNy lie was clfistenss
/ Nurillo Castelar, Palmer Us the ~ 3
orator a.nd poet, Emilio Castelar,
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
SPECIAL OFFER
70 FARMERS AID OWNERS OF HORSES.

Having received the agency from the Dela~ate t
Live Stock Insurance. Co, am now pre2aleiu 'i ~ !.
mace insur ance on ali god Stock aSV
pprofeotion from loss by DEAN or theft rms y
J !, :, assessment company But paid in.stoch
co,li S,,., ID, eioo ID. r. V. SCOTT, Agsn
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
Guaranteed Cure.

We erihorize oar sdufiissd eiugns' p seN
,ssn,.s New Dbcovery fof csfsumpten couEns
"a acoaf npqa this condinon. y 2es ~ z
Il "a d with Cough Cod or ais in,e' nfo'' Q
tie,, ,roube, md VIII u-e ili- leweey = directed
giving It q fair trial. aud sSpeiiefre 20 Hf'
,ou may resurn the bottle and haye yous aopss
refunded. weconia nor H.sks this otef a'o ".
pot know that Dr. King'i View Discovery eoala g
lc3Ed an. ID lever dissppolrts. Trial bottles
r.estc v. Mnfshslcs Dug Store. La'gv tiz'
..~s a. 70
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES.
REAR or DORSEY HOUsE
r DONOVAN. PROPRIETOR
7sav.s fysf-clGss CHARGES "fodf''HH
-.1TtMORE & OHI9 RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect Nov. Is, 1871,
~. 80. rvtvE DELAWARE Avenue DEPOT
ihAiHs EAST BOUND

90 ISHfIwARE AvENUE DEPOT.
EAST BOUND
Lxpress Trains. N N seam
y 81 so, \ 81, 39. p "a. "a se ~, ~ 9t
- New York, Sundays, os l7,ls 81 a. m'' Il -
sJ9. ~ y F. 'a m daily, with PulIaan buffet
,ierino cars. rnnuihg "a rough TO Boston Wltuou' ~
sbsdae. via Poughkeepsie bridge lahdfHk PN'se"
gers ~ B. a NJ ststi',; 5So So''S9 a. O. sa5, III,
"a s0 5N 90, $50, 90, lO - ~ -; ~ - o. o.
,SS. ID, ) so. So, 10, 5 OS IS, So 59' o.
ie 90 IL 81 sipssia & an Sundays, Os a. e.
"a az II Al A. la y q, Oo, 90 ) bo' a. w.
5sS.s Is, Z s9 8 81, 10 o., 1858 p M ~ 74o.
" ~ q eo "a, 10 o., 10 SO, II 52 a. M, ",
~ m as 10, o5, ss, IS, 81, 81 IL uO0''Vo'
p. n. ss,d,vs 3os.645. III. Z so, so5.lo &C.
:, az M. 90, , 81 O5, Z 10, 5O9' S9' 1''
, "a \ 30. 10 90, 10 81 p. N t5ot 70
Atlantic CT J., week days' q q a. a. mr. . -
n nj. Sunday, z ,7 a. IN ~ ?. M
WEST BOUND
,-,.,..o,s and Washington, 4 81, Z o. q, 10 Q
no to 05, 2 So 4 40, 8 "A, % ?. n osli{
a. 'ai,i,nore R and way stations " a. m'' % p
| m. daily. -,i,st stotiass on Philadel
Dhjs nivision, 10 06 =. M daily. ts1O
pISa Sa1ssrE DeI 4M, o., a., oUo a. ni'' - iO'
IS. 90 a. g. % "a % d. n. p daily. isi
! cbicseo' s A. g. M, 40 P. m. uai'y' "a - ? s-
s,,ac,hpstl ara st. Louis, y 10 p. H. ana 90
= M both daily ,.4., no a mqH s.
, | SinQerly accommooHliNH' "
snd II 10 D. m. daily. or 5.v. o.
Aon on.Indsnberg accommodation, weet asys ~ Y, NJ
,a. Io,. IS and s5 p. m, sundays " aN
and 20 p. Y. s,,p,,r.r aTA
tieAiANS TfON.
pbyodelpsia. week days. IS. 6 so q, 8 q
90 II Is 4. Ia. u ~, %, %, 80 Y. ms 9u"
sSS, saoa M. IL ~ : 4a 8 55, = 45 p. m. ne q %
90 i,r Bslt.ur-c wees days, 30 ~ u % ~ ~
- Is D. m. Sundays, and 3 & ~ ~ - 4. y
lS,i1imore and principal statiins on ~
nioisiop. IS a m. daily, except SuuaaS' suuse'
70 = rssnsepberg and way statioas week eay ss
:. - 10 81 a M, 2 50, 90 p m sunaays' 20
, n. and 90 q. m. -, os.. m daily excer
, snndsv. 3 S. y. m. daily a.ily .,
j rincinnsu and -. iouis, II . d. M oeis =
!. rAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR ~lLMlNSt W ~
. NV IS. co, 2 IS. 8 ~ ~, sSs lg gel Il rs
ie . ~ noea, ] 45, 80, 3 9' = ~ M : 70 .
On All. So 7 =, 8 10. 10 ~, y ~ p n ~
M i2,ss 10, ~ ais 90, IS, 9 80, 81. 70 ~,
" ~ % noon, 20, %, 4 Y, 4eo ~
ses 4 IA. ie 10 II 50 p. n QUE
- &c. 10 Westenr poir' -
O. othor line =
- y, opkhls
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some Dssp vailess.

Among deep valleys IS she aine q ene
Amoreosa, or Arroyo del 1iaerto, g et.ssz
ern California, which y ~ iess nsi9N
level; the Caspian sea IS - iess
Lake Assal, east Of Abyssiniai y 1ng ~
eonntrv. miles loug and & miles wide =
sbont go feet below sea levei and severed
ofber depressions in this vicinity reteA
.i.,,. eo6 faei lelav--New York Tribune.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
MILFORD,
DELAWARE DIVISION.

NaNn b nH..r
-. ,,assepgers from WilmlhRIt."'n
SLops 10 oorth. or take passengers LOT PO'S''
south OF Deimar' .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,N TRAINS
nrFW CASTLE ACCOUNTABILITY l',S q II n. M.
s-svs WILMINGTON .! l5 n. ~, e,5 5 615 D. n
ellJ' az Se,s Iesye NeS Castle o.3V, D. s',s ~ n N,
~ n. daily / n, 4.l0. $50 ana ''S@ p
4ses1 d|yS,P |yyGPK PHILADELPHIA AND Nun
-" ANAA' FOLK K. Il. q, ,en
-. philsdeluhia Old Point kAptess,. ,., - 81
4 daily Baltimore d45 :. ~, l,siar resnlary.and
=. stopping at Dover ana telina, tFsIfon liar
5I1i,P,,y5 CLAYTON, Wyoming, fel-S, Leave
Sn 'ttrdysville seafora aud laaIer W or
.--lessugera from W Nlmagton anu Pae ~ Osin,Hr
PAsse for Dol a u sauln OF Del"a,
tAke % ou p,nd rains leave DeliAar lvo ~
navsr . SO a. n. regularly, arriving pbiadeiphia
49, =, baltimore 6.43 a. ins, @ @esu ~, week
[ts - apd leaves Demar at 2'5O y iit,,'iissl-
80 arriving At Wilmington 9.U' p .isppiug at
ebis 55Sp. IN, Baltimore e'9' y ~"
e-i5sc1nal in nuermediate stations. s-f.,rd BRIDGE
p5lI osa m tram also stops at SenI1Io,
.,iis Harrington FeltoE, Wyoming, O,i,ts south
titS3iets,vn is leave passengers from ION
MlealeloN ~ Ss on messengers from Nlll1ll,seiH
~ Se..inta vnrth A iss stops on siBaHi a. ~
NAu BRANCH ROADS,
wD,,,w.pr. MARYLAND & NReihlE t.i,,n
Leave harnngtJn for tfsHAIn I, Fl Tsesdsys, Thurs
assam, week days, 6.31 ?. a., ,r-in saves
is.oo ~ nd ssturd ays, heturnlngi lsIn 81 Tnes-
SIsnklin 800 n. n, week da!s s''0
-. Thurrdays and Saturdays - I owes Al
eAys, - iiriSgton Tor Georgetown aud Ley ,ss
,oS5s n-6's5 D. m. Returning leA'es
7'Ssa. m, $50 p. m ,o.os a m.
For Kehoboth, leave HsrEipgsSSat LesSotb 20 L, m
sss D. "a, Returning, leave hen0O''1
Sis p. M. - rr.r.,,,,ton 1888 g. m. week
days. and e.35 p. m ss lussuAI Ips,lin YUs a. IN.
satSTaesS E daysisss y m Tuesdays TnuTsdASs' 0''
Saturdays. ar.v-R R--Leave TOwnsen'
0Snntreviils sad way stations 5S3 ys d G.nteF Is
ss5 ,. M weekdaJs, ke.u[RlsE' e ,EiaEdsys. lSSs'
10Y .; 49, ~ .sr.Er 4 K.-LeaVc Clay'0n VI
o4Ssrd and way ltatOns At ~ =; M seo S S' a. N
,Ssst-d -dsys. Returnlug, leave Oxtofu gov -
ana sac P. m y sr4ToaD r. R-LeaVs ssafe5 4,
ssE eamofass ana nte5@eaisST 'ISUsS
.. 70. Heee5,sY N y h, Returning, leave Gam noIlek ~
s1sSIa15s sSs 55asd on Tuesdays. Thursday anu 90
ardaYB 500 p. N. r,r,.,u cenorel Manager.
vooH General PASSENGER AGENT;
d. NJ. Il V. BRANDT. :,,,.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09

The autographs Of the Georges and Of
vTiiiiam ~ were for the most part
cserawiy," but beyond this bad no special
characteristic.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
-75sE-|7TEET
Ehll1resna. ~f-s-.-'-i ;

When Baby was sick, We gave her oaatordA
when she was chsd, she eried for castoria'
when she became Kiss. she elung to caasoE1a'
When shshad children, she gave them caatoFi'.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
- ms

swe offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
suy case Of catarrh that cannot be eufed BY
Halls Catarh Cure.
RL CHENEY s. 60. Props, roledo,o.
We the undersigned, have krown 4 y
Cheney iof the last IS years. aud believe
sim perfectly honorable ID al business ''ans
actions and financially able g carry out any
Obligations made BY their firm.
west & Iraux. wholesaie nrufeists, 10
edo.O..
waldiue. Kiunan & Marvin Wbolssale
Druggists Toledo o.
HAIRS catarrh Cure is ia'eu internally
acting directly upon The hlooc aud mucous
surfaces Of the system Price, z5e per bot
tie sold by all Druggists Testimonial :
free.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09

sfs.tES
Needing tonic 81 chldren 9 hq want butlo'
lp tilrau tiih
BROW Alitus At4 rttst
IL q fiarsfni ga itiFe. frlfr 1NlfiiAi AnN4f
cesfion' HiicnsIi4s. afa lirei u. |aluia
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
CHARLES C. FISHER &C.
Surveyor and Architect.

n, II South Walnut st. P 0. Box az Milford
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09

There is a sign on the entra.
London cemetery which reads, mo
mittance except on business.
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09
rna onlg spscimen q fossilizsd {

Ine only specimen Of fossilized E
sfed cave man ever found
stes was that disn
ploiSng party ats
Monroe. 4
N.
An .cctrl,
Temperature OF
matically regulated
degree Fahrenheit, has
in Liverpool
Milford chronicle., 1892-12-09

The Crime OF saul Destroyed His Pos
terity as Wen as Himself-The Agonies
Of Bereaved AIothers-The Heroines Of
Historv
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-07-08
At 400 Miss Esther Clark, Pres. of
So. OAK. Christian Endeavor Union,

At 400 Miss Esther Clark, Pres. of
So. OAK. Christian Endeavor Union.
conducted tho Chlldren's meeting In q
very interesting manner to old people
as we'll as younger.
The closing session Thursday was
mostly filled with reports OF commit
tees. Mr.. A. NJ. Wright, secretary OF
Sioux Falls Y. M. c. A., made short
address which was followed by q few
remarks by the president, C. E. Baker.
He WAS happy to report to the con-
vention that the Association is now
out OF debt, and that it was fortunate
in having few dollars to commence
the work OF the new year. He said
that inasmuch as the Bible said, that,
"to bim that hath shall be given: he
could come with confidence asking for
pledges OF money for the carrying for.
ward OF the next years work. Quite
an amount was then subscribed and
it is to be hoped that the work OF the
Association may be pushed to great
usefulness during the next twelve
months, We believe it will 10 under
the supervision of the newly elected
president, Mr.. Edwin III. Grant, OF
Huron, and secretary, Geo. r. G.
Fisher, OF Watertown.
The officers for the ensuing year
are as follows:--
Pres. Edwin H. Grand, Huron.
Vice Pres. c. E. Baker, Sioux Falls.
Secretary, Geo. r. G. Fisher, Water.
town.
Treasure. ID. w. Diggs, Milbank.
Executive committee. mitchell Dis.
trict: r. N. Kratz, Mitchell; Cham-
berlain District: Rev. G. N. Rextord,
Plankinton; Pierre District: Mr..
Eugene Steere, Pierre: Black Hills
District: L. w. Stillwell Deadwood.
Respectfully
G.. M. BAILEY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11

ne replied. lyon should hear nv wife,
They decided that they would hear hls
wife, and the reeuit was unanimous call
10 the vacant pulpit
Miss KELLoGG's earnings on the stage
gave her fortune of es50.0oo. 1t 10 Q Curl
GUS fact that this primo donna. who had
sung with brilliant success in oil the
greater operas. was possessed with an over
whelming desire to take the place OF the
captains daughter in "Pinafore." She
would have done IL IS lark. but che. al
ways felt she could make something out OF
the part better than any one Of those who
undertook 1t have done.
ALTHOUGH Renan begged that his CORE
spondence might remain unpublished. one
of bis letters and o reply thereto have got
into print Paris letter TO the London
Telegraph says: I'm 1853 the author was in
his native town of Treguier and. desiring
TO visit the college in which he had re-
ceived his first rudmepts OF knowledge. he
wrote to the principal dellcately limiting
that he should like to see old friends The
was addressed, replied courteously. but
limited just as delicately that the visit
could not take place. Ernest Renan, the
student of TregIier and the scholar who
has written on the Semitic languages. was
loved and remembered in his old school
and by his former professors and col
leagues but" Renan" who has written other
works was regarded with bitter sorrow.
Nj. Renan accordingly turned to Paris
without having enjoy ed the satisfaction of
revlsiting his college,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
THE LORD MAYORS SHOW,

On the 9th of November. while the Amer
lean people were reading the election
news and trying to digest the rather
heavy chunks of Democratic majorities,
London was celebrating Lord Mayors
day. The Lord Mayor of London is con-
siderable of parsonage. In addition
to the title of Lord Mayor he also has
that Of Fright Honorable" and is the
representative of royalty in the civil
government of the city, the chief COM
missioner of lieutenancy. whatever that
may be, the conservator of the river
Thames. and on the demise of soyer-
eign ia entitled to attend the Priyy
Council. To sustain the dignity of the
Office and the hospitality of the
city he receives salary of S40.-
600 q year. with the use of the
Mansion House. furniture, carriages,
etc. The mansion. palatial building,
was constructed more than one hundred
years ago. at cost of over $500. 900.
Four hundred persons can dine in its
grand banqueting hall without crowd
ing-that is without crowding anything
except their stomachs, which, with the
guests on state occasions, is o test Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

THE lady who gave birth to the witty re-
mark that females who fought strenuously
for women's rights were generally mems
lefts. was Mrs. Wills, . London lady. who
died recently.
j. V. n. STANDIsT. the new president of
Lombard University. Galesburg, ILL.,, claims
descent from the famous Puritan captain
of that name who came over In the May
flower. He is q native of Vermont and has
been professor of mathematics at Gales
burg since 1871
KING OSCAR of Sweden the other day
celebrated his twenty.ffth anniversary as
q doctor of philosophy. by spending tho
day at the University of Lund from which
be received his DEGREE and accepting from
the Bishop of Fieusburg wreath OF laurel.
His Highness exceeds In stature every
other monarch of Europe. being several
inches taller than the Gar. M ast
OyE-FIFTH of the married women of Mas
sachusetts are childless. 1t is said that in
no country save France can similar con-
dltion of affairs be found. On the other
hand. instead of over % per cent only l3 81
per cent. of the foreign born women of Mas
sachusetts are chi!diess. What IL true of
this State Is und0u btedly IN q greater or
less degree true throughout tie country.
OF thu Rev. Mary I. Whitney, who has
just accepted q call to the pulpit Of the
Second Unitarian Church. in Somerville
Mass, they tell this story: Her husband
was once preaching for q society then with
out n pastor. and was compiimenfed on his
sermon. do you call that good serlnoui'