The morning news., 1894-11-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST. ?

The l5-year-old daughter OF Hiram
Gales of BrOokline. Mass, has contracted
the ''merry-gO-round" habit, says the
New York Mail and Express. Her parents
supply her with the means TO crafty this
strange Whim, because when she is not
Whirling around, the action of the heart
becomes weak and she goes into a state
Of collapse Medical attendance costs
more than riding in the merry -gO-rOund,
and the girl rides from sunrise to sunset.
The Hindoos have some very old astro-
nOmical ideas, among others that there
are really twelve suns which take turn
ABOUT supplying our planet with light
and heat. They argue that these suns
are brothers, but that some are much
younger and weaker than the others. Mrs.
King. the wife of an English official, while
talking with one of these learned Brah-
mans during the month of November, was
given the following curious bit of astro-
nOmlcal lCre: Some OF these suns are
the elder brothers, and much stronger
than the others-sO strong indeed that
they can kill men. This month we have a
young sun brother, and next month a
still younger one, and then the two young
est of the tWelve-weaklings that can
hardly melt snow"
a Philadelphia dentist says that dentists
always dread fine weather. Il can always
tell he explains, ':when a storm is com
ing without consulting either a barometer
or the weather forecasts. NY patients
are the best barometers in the world. The
teeth are peculiarly affected by damp
weather, particularly bad teeth. When
strangers begin fioCking to my Office com
pldiulNS OF IOOLDdcne ana pains IN the
Jaw, l know that we are going to have
a spell of bad weather. A good bit of it
Is neuralgia, but it is a sure sign. This
rush of business keeps up until the stormy
weather sets in, and when business falls
OF L know the storm is abaung, and that
we viii have fine weather When tooth
ache patients are few and far between
you can rest assured that a season of
pleasant weather is at hand
Narnsh was made in kettles fifty years
ago, and 1t is made in kettles to-day, says
the Chicago Record 1t was made of
gum, ltnseed oil and turpentine half a
century ago, and gum cOpal. Calcutta lin
seed oil and North Carolina turpentine
mixed together at varying degrees of
neat make the finest and most expensive
Varnlsh which polishes and preserves the
wood of sleeping cars and carriages to-
DAY. There is not a varnish maker who
does not surround his business with trade
secrets, and the uninitiated is led to be
1eVe that Varnish making is an in
herited art handed down from father to
son and is something that cannot be
taught by learning or transmitted by
word of mouth. But a VarniSh maker
who received yards of blue ribbon hOnors
and dozens of diplomas, and who in the
course of time will be able to display a
score of medals bearing the insignia of
the worlds Columbian exposition said a
lew days ago that the true art of making
Varnish is the proper selection of the raw
materials and the intelligent handling of
them IN the process of manufacture by
experienced men
nant of H. d NoI S1oIe IN IIa tIe 9ega{o 1ePart
um at Florence, Itaiy, which for origin
ality in the matter of conception and CON
StruCtiOn is probably without a rival The
designer and constTucto1. of tbis y,+c,,lay
was Prof. Giuseppe SegatO lone author
IJy SpeIIS the name "SaEatti }, the dis
human and other fesb ana t,-fIo y,o;TlIa5
In the various hospitals and museums of
Italy about forty years ago. To a casual
than a curious mosaic ma a % 1tI, Of r1artIee
and aeatas of diffarant sizae o,15 cCIl,s
In reality. however. il is comnosed yvb0iIy,
of human flesh muscles l-isce1,e iDtegs
tines etc a writer who dascrifcs IL II,
HarDer's NTagazira ea,+s. "Tt 80 ,.i-l., m
every portion of the 6uran hodV trars1
formed into solid stone daStireI ~ o,lE,iro
as LONG as the world shan iaet Diffa-+,,t
rOrtionS Of Tho b,1r,a,, fl,l7Is 81, ~ -
whole Internal anatomv are So b@o,Iti
fully petrified as TO he y wondSr TO ~
traveller as well as an object Of st,,GJ, FOR
the medical studert1 T|be tabIe ie - rT
dered with 1Inyyards of Ia6 b135Ioon - a1.,s ~
preserved by some process which makes
them look natural as life. 1t is without
doubt the most ghastly piece of furni-
ture ever designed by man.
William Rufus L<ing G,orr, Arrf1 9 1909
died ADriI IL 1924 15-aS Vic PSaeil%',t % o
the United States yyrb0 ,,a,,ar gsr,ld ~
that canacitv ana one U,to +o,11 ~ ~ % ~ ~
of Office on foreign INsonnc+Ji,r v,Liot Gici
can he said Of no otba,. a,-an,,tii7- " 20 9i "
ce. which boG e[-eY haa,1 oIec+I -, IN IN
Deonie Of mis- coIIrt,.y 80, 49, ny tHe
Ranublic I[ipG v.-ae' a ,, i,,,,aiil - " 10
friends irgad hin, 70 ta1- ~ go - At, ms ms
ON the ticket With Pier(a IN 80 5' I5ots Pt,
were elcted hut Mr. Kjr, - b,oiti, III e!Gi nGII
So ranidIv tbat he ~ fo,-i - ~ IA Leliltu
cuba early in 1S53 some tU,o - ~ 50 IS 70
months before iy'aI,o1I,e - 80 - d H9lI H1
having returned 70 t5o f-nite7 g + w ,
March 4 con@Taee nassed - q 80 ii 2tteT9 ny
anthorizino ne T-rftad So a. 9PeClaI P"a aCt
Mqntanzas Cube ~ e,e2-ar Gol3ul az
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Pierce vas talkinc ~ oa+t ~ ~ ifo,I! as WileH
Wasbingt0n Tbis arIr, =, 1, 0eI,n ~ @ @onlce at
ried ouf to q dot ana o 1,i'tho ~ Naa 80 car
pointed. at a plantation on one az ~ ~
highest hills in The y'icjTi+, nt VViie VI o. tnc
NT Bine va ND VI VI "a an ! !ldiizaS'
United States anoj5 tho soi ol me
con NOS; SC3od I'm ~ n ava VOL
cTaoIes Who b9d eear,Cbl "a "Itn ~ gOtD OF me
1Ini0na snectacio W. 3i0T D. 70 MlIne9S me
returned 10 he bo,,,a rfhl rIeSIuehl hins
arriIino q + +baf rio ISc9 "a a "a tI pa. AIa;
died on the following dav ~ 4, Io2o ana
were iaid to -egt ~, b1 Iils remains
as .SPine TTiils . ''' i''0 Pia4I'dlioh' known
hhck9 comet, winch has just been dis
covered on us return by the Italian as
Ionoiner Cerulll' VINO mas a private OBJ
SerNatory IN the southern portion of the
Klngdom, IS one Of the best known of the
Jupiter group or comets, says the Boston
transcript: This group, so far as known
consists OF nineteen objects, all of which
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