The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-27
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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lnuuinr hon.a q von, o.,n : a =. ).
No z responded Rlarr ..al,, .,ori-
married. Rate Fiald,s Waah ;rr4o,, -
Sitter Ito nhotora 49,. s da,,,.
think the photograph adoe. me in.t;ce )
Photog rapher--s.M Nv dear Ar. # nhotn.
graphy did Justice to everyone Who Ia,
his picture taken the art wnn,d soon
grow unnonnlar j, -namor.st,s Mara-
zine.
The coror ach - :, =, - a., a., ~.
dead, Il still heard - MANY 20 -, -
Scotland. AZ well - = rra,ana - q
weird chant cr;a. - 1.,naa+at;a,, 49,.
mingled with renon strances ndir.sse ,1
to the dcparted for leav;nn HE fr;ends
and relatives, q
why did Won tell the ini,r. vo,,r
name was Murdero, $50 that Ia
wouldn't commit mes "Hur.nh, whv.
didn't you tell him vour name was
Gun2 ..yyhat rood wonld that have
doney .'He might have discharged
you. "-Harper,s Bazar = -
"A novelty in counterfe;t;no m.
peared in Stony C;tv ,yha,.e !. ro,,,o
man took new a;lver n,,.,t.,s 49, ~
the ..ouar,, and chanaad tha ,sstp 80
N. making & read ..tan do,,ars ;, go :.
plated the coin. nea+,v 1r;th ro,5 NJ
bought five ar ten.cent art;c1e. - ,,et
the change TIL he wa. cauoht."' - -.
in the renort ~ rher mo ;o.+n,s -;
snector Of exnloe;ve. f,r+h. 100 90.
two samples Of puncott an were referred
to, one Of which had heen Ynl,er wa+er
for sixteen years while the other had
been buried under ground for twantv
years Both these sar, Mo. 1,ror. l., S41,,.r
condition. and =. ,eadr e.. +ho;,. ,,,o-i.
as On the dav of their ma nufact,,re -,
"A cat which patronizes the soda
jwaters fountain is an attraction of a
drug store 10 Sixth avenue. New Yorl,
Long ago it discovered that the s.cre,a NJ,
ofthe fountain suited its taste and # has
q habit Of poino INTO the counter and
waiting until it Is served with lioht va
freshments in its own narticu1ar saucer
-"Thev tell me Won have learned to
count, Robbie" said a pious old ladv Ia
her little grandson, who was paving
her visit out in the country. Course
I can" answered Robbie. Listen
one, two, three, four, five, six"
That's right" said the old LADY,. en-.
couragingly. @''Go on" ''Seven, eight.
nine, ten, Jack, queen. king"
I'm the government pawnbrolinp
establishment at Paris. known Al the
Mount OF Piety, there are stored tens of
thousands of watches and hundreds of
thousands of Jewels On watches alone
, total Of no less than s., 900, 600 has
been pledged. There are more than
5000 opera glasses and about 4. ooo nm.
brellas. The annual interest has been
fixed at six per cent
The Tombstone En;+,h rcoen+,v
spoke of a Garden near WV, AZ :.
which are GROWING 4wontv:6va J.+a
trees. the largest of which Is th;rtv fee+
in HEIGHT and fifteen wears I'D ri. nd
five Of the other trees = ,.a nov, l., ho.r;n,.
and some of the lunches ~ tbe;r frn;,
weigh fiftv mounds and are e.t;m,+ad -
contain 5. 600 dates coch WV ~
"A great Quantity IT ,,r,,r,, ,>,,.
Interesting music vi, ha ra,aasoa t, ~.
wears of confinement nv Tia sa1a - ~ ~.
Rorohesa ,;hr,r,, :, 49, 49,, w
two hundred and f,ftv comnas;+;o,s ,,a
lono;no IN comrcsarso - 49, e..t La1x =.
the seventeenth cen+,,rv oaa10. n~ .aa -
rigals, motets. villaneiles and a;rx nv
COMPOSERS of the wears 1870 and +bere.
abouts are also found in the collection
"A statistician of the German GOV.
eminent has come to the rescne ot
those persons who do not share the
widespread superstition that Fridav ;r
the most unlucky day of the week A
short time ago no determined to make
a scientific investigation of this cues
! ton. ,Fhe most fatal or nnfortnr a+a
week day, according to the invcst;oa.
| tor, is not FRIDAY. but Monday
Prof. Garner, who has zone to
Africa to study the language of the
gorilla and the chimpanzee, saws he
will not return to this country until he
has secured sufficient phonographic rec
ords of the speech of these two great
types of monkey life to be able to settle
definitely the subject of monkey lam
guage. He has so far, in twelve years
study, been able to reproduce three
sounds in the monkey language which
are Ineligible to monkeys. They were
sounds expressive of desire for food,
fer drink, and Of terror.
| Madame Bernhardt gives these
rules for dress: "Whatever you do
dress becomingly. That is nv rule.
See that what you wear suits vou-your
person. your individuality. Make vour
costume suit you, not yourself suit the
costume. 1t is not wise to relv
upon the uniform Judgment of one nar.
son or to advocate eternally the skill of
a certain few If you cling to
the same costumer monotonouslv. YOU
will always wear the same STAMP. like