The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

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 By falling downstairs a California woman was cured of a trouble that had deprived her of the use of her limbs and her voice, but it isn't probable that "a new cure" will be founded on this incident. .->
 A new law passed at the recent ses- sion of the Georgia legislature provides that all persons able to work and who, instead of working, live on the wages of their minor children, shall be consid- cred vagrants, amenable to punishment as for a n1isdemeanor. This law is aimed at the evil of child labor in fac tories.
 MT. Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, tells the farmers of New Hampshire: sI think the cheapest lands in America to-day are your New England farms. People Of the West do not look toward the East tor cheap lands. They forget that your close contiguity to the best markets in the country makes every thing you produce of more value than it is anywhere else. '
 A sign of the times. Papers filed in this country in July for new corpora tions with capital of $1,0OO,00O each represented the unusually small total ot 106,100,O00 or the low water mark of the current year. For the seven months oi 1903, the total is s1.251,601, 900 compared with s1, ,724 100000 last year in the like period, and s2,712, zoo, ,0o0 in 1901. >
 A learned German physician says tha1 out of one thousand girls who played the piano before the age of twelve year. he found six hundred cases of nervous diseases, whereas out of the same mum Der of children who did not play thi < instrument he found but one hundre, cases. The author of these experiment states that the piano should never b used by a child before the age of sixteel years, and only two hours a day at tn maximum. There are several morals in this. .@@-ts., ;tfi3 gta<i,t
 At the hygienic milk supply exllibi ton which was lately held at Hambur there were exhibited number of ob jects which seemingly had nothin whatsoever to do with hygienic mil supply. There were combs seemingI made of horn; cigar holders with am ber-colored mouthpieces; knives an forks with handles similar in appear ance to ebony; ferrules for umbrella \ and sticks, and balls, rings, chess fig ures, dominoes, etc. These objects wer made of "galalith"--i. e., milk stone and casein, the principal albuminoi substance Of skinned milk, is the ra' material out of which galalith is mad
 A Berlin photographer relates chal acteristic anecdote of Bismarck. Earl in the seventies the German empert asked him to prepare an album cor taining the photographs of the me who had done conspicuous service behalf of the empire, including Bi marck and Won Moltke After he hs taken several pictures of Bismarck, said: ''The Emperor wants me also take a life-size half-length photograr of you.,' 'In that case" replied Bi nlarck, II must put on my sleighir harness" The astonished photograph present discovered that Bismar' meant his dress uniform, which had
 many orders and crosses on it tn they jingled like sleigh bells.
 The grave of Silas Wright governe senator, stern upholder of law and 0 der in the troublous "barn burne times, and co-star in the galaxy of Nc York Democratic statesmen, along wi Marcy and Van Buren, is in neglect
 condition. Governor Wright was bu jed where he lived and died, in Cantc
 St. Lawrence county, in little unus
 graveyard which he himself in cal