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TWO KILLED ON The RAILS.
Brakeman Said To Have Made One
Fall TO Hts Ceath.

NANKroN. s. u, ost lo.-Two persons we're
Killed IN the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST Paul
Ra!lroad twenty m!irH north 81 this city on
Saturday, Ole Olsen. q deaf mute. NRs struck by
passenger train UB b" was walking along the
track. and death resulted IN four hours from
the INJURIES.
Al midnight Of the same day. Arthur Hohantta.
nor, was stealing rtlr OF The sustaining rods
under d box ear with several others /, IA said
that brakeman hsci "a pistol at them and
ordered them on iiohantanor became frightened
and fell under the wheels and was bscCtrl IN s!ll
view OF his companions
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~ Bdifs on HSotI

A woman inventor has constructed
table which will wal; upon itself. the
table In round and the stationary
space rr plates, &c, is about ten
inches VIDE. Within this circle 10 re-
volving disk an inch or two higher
than tn stationary part. On this the
food is jlaced, and simple turn VIII
bring the desired article within reach
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Iush .Scopes,

Put one pint If white cornneal into a
bowl: put IN tie centre spoonful of
shortening; pour over sufficient boiling
water--about ole cupful-to scald the
meal Stand aide for an hour. Beat
one egg. stir mo the mixture. then add
sufficient boiling water. about another
cupful. to make a soft batter. with an
egg-beater beat constantly for five min
utes. Drop tabespoonfuls on a creased
griddle; bake sbwly; turn.
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A PImctn LifHe Lady.

Miss Tissy Reynolds. whose portrait
is given, is certainly piucky ht'le
English lady, for she has ridden on
bicycle from Brighton to London ana
back in hours, 50 minutes-a distance
OF more than 100 miles! Miss Reynolds
is only sixteen, and Is as bright ana
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WILLIAM n. GUlON DEAD.
He Was a Member OF the Famous
FIRM OF Saip Owrer,

william II. Guiou whose death Is announced
this morning. Nps formerly one Of the leading
merchants aHd 81, -" NJ u this CIT. lie
the son OF H. ,slv John Gulun ami Win
hts brother. the lat" S''phCn H. Guion was the
owner 4 the Old G,iuL .ine OF transatIanIie
steamers
lie WAS also member II the nrm OF Williams
& Guion. Of wal street Mr. ,iu,On was born
In this city Feb, d 1878, and he leaves two sons
and daughter IL retired from active business
suffering troGi partial PARALYSIS His funeral will
tdk' pia'r from - PA'r!sAs Cathedral TO morrow
morning.
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Fa.ellr SHOT His VIA

PHILADELPHIA. oct. lo,-Iohn T Kelly. thir-
ty-throa years old, shot and fatally wounded his
wife, Masgis. about ten years younger. in the
presence OF a number Of on-lookers, at Twelfth
AMI Race street late last night The shooting Is
the vulmination Of several years OF unhappy mar,
ried life due To the husbands drinking habits and
his abuse Of his wife. Kelly was arrested.
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TRIED TEN TIMES TO DIE.
Must Bo a Better Fate Than Suicide
in Store for Donoehue.

SCRANTON Pa. Oct. 1O,--James Donoshue was
arrested yesterday Tor trying to drown himself
lie rescued with difficulty.
This WIS his tenth attempt upon his life Once
he took rat poison, but an overdose saved him
ON another occasion he lay In front OF a pas
scngcr train, but the engineer stopped the train
Just IN time once he poured oil over himself
hut could find no matches to set fire to II
Then he took laudRnum, but, being afraid Of
taking overdose took too little so that he
was brought tack to life.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Put layer Of tomatoes in an earthen
dish; then one of bread crumbs. with a
little sugar butter, pepper and salt:
another of tomatoes, another of bread,
until the dish is full. Bake three-quar-
tiers OF an hour.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Let every voter see that he Is regis
tered. 1t Is an 'off year. in politics. as
the phrase goes. but there are. neverthe-
less, important issues at stake in this
State, and 1t is demanded. In the in
tsrests OF the commonwealth. that the
full vote of thinking and considering
citizenship should be brought out. This
II the first registration day in this city.
Register to-day II you can. II not, do
not miss the next opportunity.
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n ssasonabis Luncheon.

The following is dainty menu for q
luncheon a, this season Of the year,
MENU FOR LUNCHEON.
Bouilon.
Orange herbet served in Orange ekinA
Brosd Oysters and Watercress-
Lamb CHIPS. Fresh Pea
Reed Birds on Toast
Celery Salad.
wfers CheesA
Frozen Peaches.
Coffee,
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The whistling Boy.
To the Editor:

live in nat and would sooner have dog
in 1t than boy that Whistles, for such boy
is common nuisance. Also Constant Reader
must pay a great deal OF attention to other peo-
pies business judging by her this, letter. and
his is another Illustration q the superiority OF
the dog in fats. They mind their business
Respt cttully. MYSELF"
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Rducin0 tho Wej1hs

Daily Relder-The safest way to re-
duce your weight is to exercise, take
warm batfB and abstain from food that
has tendncy to fatten you. Anything
that would remove superhuous flesh al
rapidly asthe article you mention must
Of necessit. injure the health.
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''From a photograph" becomes more
and more frequently the caption line
Of the newspaper pictures OF the day.
This is a significant fact in two ways.
1t denotes progress in the rapidity and
development OF Photographic processes.
It shows as we'll the marked advance In
illustrated daily journalism.
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merry as she is brave and muscular.
She rode right away from Brighton 10
Hyde Park Corner without single stop
page and after reaching home went for
a walk in the evening. The modest ana
pretty costume which she wore while on
her famous ride was both designed and
made by herself.
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LETTERS.

tThn column 10 for he benefit Of everybody rho
has complaint 10 make, a grievance TO rerltaate,
Information 10 gtre, a question 10 ask or public
sereqce 10 acknowledge, and tcho can put he idea
into less than 100 uords. Long letters cannot be
pTia'ed
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Chicago did. indeed. have a day at the
Fair She not only beat all records. but
even surpassed her own expectations.
And she set high mark for Manhattan
Day.
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EMMA'S HUSBAND CONVICTED.
His Name Is Kerstner and He l.
Sent Up for arceaY.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Oct. lO.-Jacob
dent of this city and the husband of
Emma Goldman. was yesterday sent to
Auburn Prison for three years on the
charge OF grand larceny.
Kerstner, when he lived in Rochester,
a few years ago, was loud-mouthed
Socialist. Four years ago he married
Emma Goldman, who IL now in the
Tombs. New York, having been con-
victcd of making inccndiary speeches.
The pair were married In this city,
her trial Emma refused 10 tell her hus-
bands name. lie was wanted by the
New York police.
At the end OF his present term Kerst-
ner win probably he arrested on n
charge of issuing "A fraudulent hail bond
to secure his brothers release from the
penitentiary here.
Tho subsistence 81 the above despatch was
communicated to Emma Goldman In her cell in
the romns this mornign. She refused to make
any answer.
Supr, nyrnes was asked this morning what he
thought OF the conviction uf Emma Goldman, the
Anarchist. lie replied. Her conviction. after
so closely upon the conviction Of her associate
Anarchy. Zimmerman, Is a very great triumph
Of public uaNcc, upon which the law abiding
people Of this city are TO he congratulated.
1T VIII teach thCte Anarchists y wholesome re.
pect for our liberals and lust laws made as
they were by ibcrN-oNing American people. 1t
Will teach them. further that anarchists can
neither break those laws themselves with Inn
runty nor incits their ignorant and misguided
followers to riot ana blooishri in this city.
There Will be no relaxation IN the vigilance
pcluuf these people to obey IT, even If they DO
not respect IT.
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Nearly scnlpsd in q Fac ory.

May Coils twenty years DID, employed In the
Clark Thread Companys mill at Kearny j..
hal half OF her hair torn away by the ma hlnory
yesterday. Her hair became cItanglcl In the
gears, which pulled s~.r n"srN 81 the skin
from Der graIu .
The evening world., 1893-10-10

mo more cases on the Russia" was
the report in this mornings papers.
But probably tho quarantine authorities
will keep cases" on the suspected ship
for some days yet.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Dunraven loses gameiy. as he said he
would.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Brockway is feeling the touch Of the
paddle" fashioned out OF sworn facts at
the Elmira Reformatory.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

II seems this wasn't the year for a
slip of the Americas Cup.
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Exit Ellison. Would that II might be
also exit the genus.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Vigilant and 1.-The Evening World'
beat all corners.
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Truth to tell. Valkyrie wasn't even a
good second
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Dwelling Badly Dam aged.

Fire occurred in the two-story frame building
on William street. near Marion avenue at II
o'clock last night The building is occupied by
James Lindsee. Damage 81. 600; cause unknown.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Gren, ,pith Lace Trimmings

Just NV, when lace is selling at
Especial sales" and the counters are
piled with inexpensive materials. there
should h hint in this model. The
The evening world., 1893-10-10

THE Evening World" is six years old
to-day.
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six days accumulation of mail which was
snowbound in tho monntains.
Tho annual election of officers of tho
Kaliapeil ire dapattment took piaoo Tuos.
day evening, Fob. II. III. i. Spauldiny "A
chief, j. W. Kne'ff assistant chisf. and D..
w. Taylor secretary wore nil ie-olsoted,
H.. s. Cannon 10 on his way to Chicago.
He will lay III n largo stock of eent.' fur
nishinQ goods. to which. with merchant
tailoring, no will devote hia entiro attention.
He will close out his stock OF boots and
shoes.
H.. G. Honglnnd and wife arrived Wednea-
day. MIR. Ill. has accepted tho superintend-
enoy of tho kaliapell Water and Electric
Light company. MIR. HAWKING, who has
been hers since the plant @na started,
leaves IN Il few days for Chicago, where no
tnkes charge Of the lighting in the Worlds
fair buildings.
There arc n good many people coming in
the valley and locating. From present in-
dicatlons our population will DO materially
increased during tho coming geaaon. Let
terh OK lnqul y arc numerous and several
industries will be brought here. Farmers,
merchants, in fnGt eve y one, is Satisfied
that the coming season will DO Il good one.
Aslelghing party Of ton couples drove
Gown from Columbia Falls Tuesday night.
our young men at once went to work and
Rot up M impromptu dance. AS it was uu-
expected 1t was ul the moro enjoyable.
Inc ulnlnR room waB cleared ana ter three
hours those present tripped to tho mu5ic
furnished by Prof. Atchison and wife.
Every effort waa made to make the evening
u pleasant one for our visitors.
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SI.5I) ONLY Sl.50 PER YEAR 81 50
OUR COMBINATION:
" fSo. a,e6i.l $685..
APPLICATION For A PATENT.
l. / ANp OYFrcr.

lltltSt, Stout Jan. ~. lSHH, \
Notice Is hereby given that Charles :. nols
and NIilism Il. A.. trAwn, 10y thomas +.
trntcher, thor attorney ia isct, wtose post uftca
address IL lte!"nH. Mont, have this Gny tlei
tnelr Application for Il patent for 100 aoIes
ilaonr iatntnE Sruuud heastuG gold and precious
htone5 sl'u2tNd IL WnorsaniEeAl
INNING district, counts of evils and ,lSrka .gl
state at Montans, sud dasiguatnI Inv the .,rid
'otee sud ofhclAi pl,t or lilo III thia office as
nnFA"y N". l,luy IN township - Hnr,h. range \
west Of IrInrlpHl base line aud meridian I
Moaiana. said eUryey No. 4 l09 being AS follew..
to VII:
Beginning n corner No. /, whcuce ths saath-
west CORNER ~ section l., toNn,kip H. north.
rhnGo = West bcatS Gouth n degrees 81 minutes
went Nso Iect; thence EoEth 81 uoEtcss 10 MIN.
ntrs ass' 500 Feet u corRer No. =; thonce eo1ih
= degrees 20 minutes wet ..S0I feet to corner
No, thence north "a degrees 10 minutea west
! t.H cot 10 corner Ne 1; thence uortl. IS degrees
No m,nutns aust 1907 feet Ia place Vt beginning.
MaSuetio variation - degrees east. containing
icu acres.
lin location Of this mine il recorded in the
Montana, In book Of - Tho aa.
DINING claimqH is Charles S. p.lo, ~elaiuinr
bGrSey Ne. 4, .uS On the eest,
Any and all parsons claiming adversely sny
portion of sad place" anime or surface ground.
srr required To hla their adverse claims with tho
tes.aisr III tt" tuilgt States l.nd office at Iel-
on, n tho state az Moutana. during tina sixty
.taNs pertad OF publication hereof, or they will
bn earlrd by vtltuS OF the provisions Of tho
statute,
S, A. bWiGGklT, Rcgistor
Nelson \ Settl ca, Attorneys for Applicants.
First publication Jan, l.. 1879,
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a Common Sense Remedy.

In the matter Of curatiyeg what you want
Ia something that will do it's work While
you continue to do yours-a remedy that
will give you no Inconvenience nor inter-
fere with your business. Such a remedy ia
AILCoCK's Porous PLAsTEns. These plas-
tors are not an experiment; they have been
IN use for over thirty years. aud their value
has been attested by the highest medical
authorities. as we'll AZ by testimonials from
those who hnve used them. They require
no change of dict and are not affected by
wet or cold. Their action does not inter
fore with labor or business; you can toll
and yet be cured while hard at work. They
are so pure that the %younRest, the oldest.
the most delicate person of either sex can
use them with great benefit.
Beware of limitations, and do not he de-
celved by Misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCocK's, and lot no solicitation or expla-
nation induce you TO accept q substitute.
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Nervous Prostrati0D,

sieepiessness, Sick and Nervous Head.
ache. Bncknchc, Dizziness. Morbid Fears,
Hot Flashes. Nervous Dyspepsia, Builncss,
CcniusiOn, hysteria, Fits, st. Eitus' Dnncc,
Orium lfnbit, Drunkenness, etc.. are cured
by DIR. Miles, X Restorative Nervinc. II docs
not contain opiates. Mrs. Sophia c. Brownlee,
Deland, Fla, suffered with Epilepsy for so years
and testifes to n complete cure. Jacob Petre, Ella.
Oregon. had been suffering with Nervous Prostra
ton for four years. could not sleep, nothing helped
him until he used Or. Miles Restorative NeY-
vine ; he is now well.
wish to bear testlmcny to he value of Or. Mites
fest0rGtiuG At7'pine. For iully 20 years i suffered
incessaptly from y distressing nervous headache,
from which | could get no relief. Last yeai I was
compelled to quit work because Of its severity. I
procured % bottle OF DIR. Miles Ecrvine. and after
taking about One.balf OF It the headache disap-
penrcu, and l have act had it uince. / have reason
TO belieVe l have been permanently cured, and
DR.. Niles Nerrine must have the credit.
WV. EVANS, Ed. Independent, Waynesburc, Pm.
Sold on Il positive guarantee
Fine books Free at Druggists. Or. Niles
Heruc and Liver pills. so doges Is cents are the
best remedy for Billousness, Torpid Liver, etc, etc.
DR.. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elk,art, Ind.
Fold by all druggists.
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Going Exst-Saya Time.

Going to Chicago and east your short
quick route is via st. Paul and 1.-THE North
weston Line." Leave Butte GAS a. H..
6:bb a. m. second day, connecting with fast
day train OF THE Northwestern Line"
leaving st. Paul 500 a. III. daily and arriv-
ing Chicago 1886 p. IN. same day, making
less than si1ty-three hours from Butte and
less than sixty hours from Helena. which is
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
This 1886 r. m. arrival in Chicago insures
connection with all the principal lines from
Chicago east. and 1.-The Northwestern
Line" is the only line from st. Paul that
makes all of these connections In Chicago.
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In object on and srtor Sunday. August "a

- Nilt'b III ANA ~ llt!AlN v. - lAISl -S
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HgLENA.
No. I. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ ESQ u, m
No.4. Atlantic mail. east bound .......l 2:tG D. III
No. u. tour Il ono, Nl>sodia and
iiutta aApfsss, ...-..., ..........., 6A5 y. nj
No. s, MarSsyllo passenger, ...........lt2O y m
NJ. ~. Mar syllle accommodation -. ZOO p. M
No. q, Wlches, Boulder and ~ilAhorn
nssFengor .a,..., b;l0p y. N
No. l0a, Rilairi mixed, Mondays. We'd
neso W ana Friday ..,",... -.......... 500 u, m
TRAINS DEFIANT fEou nELESA.
v" FACING Mail; west h"unn ........ IA p. IN
30 - h-t8htis Il a., "Ast hnGnd ....r. ltO y. N
Mob. tutto, Atsluuta and ClruT d'Alsno
eAnrees, .,#s - .............s.zs. $50 M
No. z, Marysville passenger. ,,..,....,.. Gtaa m
No. 8, Marysyilic accommodation. :. 500 u. M
No. 10, NlShes. llnW!der ana i-lkhorn
Passenger , Is1a N
No. l0l, Rimini mired, Mondays. We'd
n-sdays and FRIDAYS. .,.....-..s.. s,11A III
rains NOS. !, L., > ni 4 connect n Garrison
with Montana triun RAIN To and from lutto,
Door Lodge and ,uRcnn1s.
Trans Nos. and / viii rUu between Helena
and Wallace, Idaho, wlthout change OF cars
For %l;atas, Mp, Vimo Tables or Sptciai
Information apply 80 thas. :. Fec. Conceal
Passenger and Ticket Agent, ii. raui.
MINI, or
y E--C x I2.
General AGeat ~ tho northern inctdo i. Il. At
HELENA. ANhE
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RuCkleu's Arnicn Salvo

Tho Best 6alve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Self Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chappsd Hands. Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures Piles or no money required. 1t
e guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfa otion,
or mono refunded. Price % cents per box,
For sale by II. IL. Parchen & Co.
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Thrice Happy the Modern Man.

The average 18.year-o!d boy now has a
much greater variety of information than
men agcd :hree score and ten had 100 yeara
aRo, and men with salaries Of SIS, 900 a year
Gun SECURE more advantages und Inquiries
than kings could 1000 years ugo by the
expenditure of millions. Galveston. Tex,
News.
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Che Tourists Line.

The popular lins to reach ases Pend d
Crie' lie. CTur dAlone. kooteusi thelan, tho Hot
Springs and Mountain Resorts of tho NOhIH-
YES and to ALASKA,
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1Nalis,,eli.

NaiIhpelt.
Mrs. Flank Miles, who has been i'll. ia
little better.
Scott +. Sanford returned from a trim Il
Missoula this morning.
Miss Alice Hill, daughter of Hon. w. u
Hl!l, arrived in tho oity last Tuesday.
Rev. w. G. Hale was called away sudder-
ly last Monday by the sickness OF "A Iela-
tive.
County Commissioner Churchill, Pratt,
md Emerson held an Informal gathering
Thursday.
Mr.. Rocks, OF the Western Union. wal
coined his wife and son, who arrived
Wednesday.
Ed O'Connor, Of the Graphic, and L. w.
Taylor. OF the TOWNSHIP COMPANY. ara both
sick with the grip.
The largo stand pirs to be erected on
MsEinnis Hill will soon be commenced, the
material and mechanics being on tho
ground.
Tuesday evening the Methodist society
gave n successful social and ntertainment
by which they realized II good sum toward
tho building fund.
A patty from Dakota is negotiating for n
dairy. A l00-barrel nour mill is an assured
fact in the near future. Our city is having
II steady solid growth.
1t does seem good to he getting mails
once more. Our business men and banks
have had lively times getting through tho
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interest allowed on time deposits. Exchange
lshsed on PRINCIPAL cities Of tho United ,tater.
anada amt Euroro. I'm nsiers of money mazda
b. te.eGrsph. Collections promptly attended to.
lily. county and attn g securities hous HI and soll.
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,oan & Saving Union
HELENA. MONTANA.

Bnildlng and Loan Atock-SRfest Inyest-
m"nt, Meat sayeh ut s.east Cost.
Class a. 5 20 psr shars IN ,nthly.
n 100 per share m~onttly.
loo and %upmards, ! por cent interest.
: ett'ficatss, Intorssl + psr cont, payahlo o~u,rtnrly
l Iepsia h. AMI L.. stock participates in earn,ugs.
For to prevalent tho above oiior the hest ana
safest Of al uetho's of savinr. Apply fer
niomterah'u. or psrtionla,s and facts.
once! Merchants MARI aank utlaiuu
JOHN +. WILSON. President.
NM, y. WHITAKER, Secretary.
T. W, KNIGHT, lr. trosnuror.
Depository and .%trns,os OF Securities firet
National Bank, Helena
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Through Tickets

Arn sold at all coupon Offices OF III" Northern
| &C TO R.ilresi TO points North, Est. South
and West, ia tse United States and Canada.
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Daily Express Trains.
Have POLLMAE PALACE CARS. PULLMAN
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, FREE COLON
SLEEPING CARS.
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General AEeat VI tho northern Fnctdo i. H. ut
HELENA. ANhr.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-09-23
CHINESE FESTIVALS.
Amuscments and Manners In the Col. 4
Empire.

Amuscnents and Manners In the Col, s...,l
Empire.
The Woodworking inhabitants of the
Celestial empire, as the Chinese please
to name their immense territory, are
not unlike other nations in their love
OF amusements
The full-moon festiya; makes every
city in China brigh. and joyous. The
moon-cakes are for sale everywhere;
innuincrable lamps shine from streets
and gardens and rivers: singing girls
go about the streets, and story-tcllers
gather crowds around them to listen to
their interesting tales of dead empcrors
and heroes; Punch and Judy meet you
at every street corner, and acrobats
and gymnas's perform to admiring be-
holders
But the grand festival held on the
fifth day of the fifth moon-the dragon
boat festival--is .he great gala day of
China, for the reason that the dragon
| is prominently the Chinese symbol. 1t
is embalmed in everything which be-
longs to the nation. Its literature, its
art, its classics, painting and porcelain
are full of it, and architecture presents
it everywhere They have volumes full
of stories relating to this wonderful
creature 1t is the imperial emblem of
China, SO that the enperor's person is
always spoken of as the Dragons per-
SOM" his throne is the Dragons seat;"
his bed is the 'Dragonss beds" his
countenance the Dragons faces" his
eye, the ''Dragon's eyes" and when he
is dead they say he has assembled upon
the dragon to be ~ guest on high, and
even his tomb is called the Dragons
tablet We need not then be SUR
priscd when we see the dragon in every
size and position upon the beauti:ul
pottery and expensive porcelain and
various tableware and Inantel orna-
ments which come from Canton. -ltar-
per's Young People,