Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-10

spend together draw them ever closer and make them appreciativeof every kind deed and tonea Not in quite the same sense is tho axe pofsed above our heads, but 1t Is there, end when 1t will fall we know not. Would 1t not be we'll, therefore, to live as if to-day would be the last day for us to prove to those we love how true and thoughtful and sympathetic we can bel And then if we go on living for thirty have opportunity to give to all with whom our lives are linked on earth.
 AN ODD occuPATIoN.
 The fancy for possessing antique pieces of furniture has given rise to quite brisk industry in the manufacture of modern imitators. By various tricks known to the trade really time-worn appearance Is given to some articles fresh from the workshop and thereafter 1t mssqusrades as . genuine antique with, perhaps,a remark able history. A man who recently ap- peared in caee heard in one of the Eng lish courts stated, In answer to question as to his occupation, that he was "worm- hole borer." Further inquiry revealed the fact that he earned good wages by the realistic way in which he bored imitation worm holes in oak furniture to give 1t tho appearance of extreme age. He had . number of curious boring tools for this purpose. Beware of s'genuine antiquss" when thus decorated with the sinuous traceries of the alleged worm. These may be but artistic copies of the worms original deslgns, done by ingenious and initiative Man.
 COIN STUDIES.
 Some entertainment has been furnished by means of @ penny, the holder of the list of articles that may be found upon Its ob- verse and reverse giving them out to be discovered by the company present. Here are number of things that may bs seen on Q penny, as 6 little investigation will prove, and the list might be somewhat ex- tended: ' 1. One form of correction-Lashes.
 9. An animal-Hars.
 3. Part of hill-Brow.
 4. A fruit-Date.
 5: A place of worship-Temple.
 6. A scaolar-Pupil.
 2. Flowers-Tulips.
 8. A messenger-One sent.
 9. Part of c oereal-Esr.
 10. A piece of armor-Shield. II. An aid to investigation-Nose. 12. An odor-Sceut.
 l3. A country-United States of Amer ica.
 IA. Part of @ bird-Feathers. 15. An exclamation of pain-o. 16. A decoration-Wreath.
 IT. A beversge-Tea. .. IS. A weapon-Spear.
 19 Something one likes to receive from friends-Letters.
 20 A aracteristic-Cheek 21. A girls requirement-Bow. %. A great ndustry-Milling. Now If the reader can "raise quarter" one of the latest dssigns, most of these same articles will be fonnd upon 1t with the following in addition. You are in- vitsd to puzzle over them at your leisure 1. The reward of great achievements. 3. The desire of the Pilgrims.
 8 A narrow strip of land.
 4. FasteninRs.
 5. Another kind of fastening.
 6. Part of pitcher. ', A Chinese proper name.
 8. Part of 6 Roman galley.
 9. Part of Roman standard. 10. Roman speech.
 Il. A declaration of enmity. 12. A declaration of peace.
 13. A fraction.
 IA. Conditions or circumstances. 10. Fart ot an angel.
 IT. An era in history.
 IS. Grstings:.
 l9. Supports. E 20. Symbols of victorious eonfsSers- ton. 21. Tho "Melican Joss"
 22. Covers.
 23 Highest in authority.
 24. A number considered unlucky. 25. Essential in millinery.
 28. Dramatic artists.
 27. A word that by the transposition of ore letter expresses the reverse of it's first meaning.
 2S. Grabbsrs and tearers. 29. Seen on peacock's tail. 30. A profession of faith.
 31. Part of @ wheel.
 32. A company of musicians. 33. Aid in crossing stream.
 34. Part of river.
 35. Breathing tubes.
 36. The end.
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