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S'W-'WWSP X "-. 1H " -. v - -. r ': fi.W- .,.. s j ; s -- ' wi " " , i Sank ciifci rules. Simple Formulas That Should Be Observed by Drawee. Omission of n SUn-Jit Iletnlt May Come (Srent Trouble anil I. luipur- 1uut Information Inr Tliui In Itualtieaa. Bank cheek JHWifcw mnnj nd- vantages for the conduct of hurincst? . nd aie ttsod to n proportionately tvt extent. They are la natuie hut i.it.-r 1- r .ho ps.vwont df mtmc.v nil .. . ; v.ihle in Uie onfer In which icj at,- t i.nds A given in the .fUiil i i..' f hutfnev U.ey uo mt 0titu'c j.-xtrent of the ladebted- ( r. r w.wh tfcey are glvon until -.ld Nor wU U concurrent re- ('.pit'iir . f - dbt for whleh they i : o p I v i .- . ' re thin. If they arc not will 11 .. icr peiitatin rcort ;-j be h.-d to t-ho original claims :ic rule i.itTercwt in this ntpwl ns u ecrti i ' cevlw.3o the having of Uie .hecks etr it.ed constitute pajmont . to tr-i rttfoltt drawing thorn, sys : . t . I .'r." a. 'J.J MtC Banker. .xild be dated. ' If not nnd they do not- contain . t a to when they are to t. a.rc never payable. They e or pott datd as well a !'C pa iii t tnflV tx ii r .fdd nn the dav of delivery. Ily be- ir tmte atcd tkey may be made to vur prior tratMHtetiuoe and in a nnur determine the relative tight f tic partie to thorn, provided that frattd to lioadjd- or t!oo. Tost Ating in the main determines. Uio date f lwjrasnt. When r-irtdated o 05 to foil dtte on nod . are payable t tie fol-vr.- ,! - Cheek poatdated or atui 1 1 f I wal hlldaj thonld be netcr. the day follo.icjr. When; tdut ' . 'cW are paid t.fore tiie ttcM iui. tnaeO the m r- paid on ' em can be recovered. If L-btnki are Vft for the date the holder.". f fhe-k .ire thereby antborlaed to insert the true date of delivery, but no other dates', and .If they insert any otker 'ate it wake the check v,-id. Chang ng the date of check? without can entof the draw or will do tlu nunc. The prcKtitnptlon I that when hecks are drawn fund. will be pro vided nt the bankF on which they arc -'rnwn to meet them, but presenta tion for payment rau&t be made with ,n n reasonable timo. If not so pre cnted the holdcn will bo charged with any consequent loss. When per ion receiving checks and the bank f'i which tkey are drawn arc in the ftr. place, they tdiould b presented ibo same day or at the latent the day after thoy arc received. After duly presenting chxckt it ii alio the ditty of the bolder, if hey to notpttid, to notify the drawers be fore the close of the next eccular day f dlowing the presentation and !U onor. Xo particular form of notice s required. It may be written or verbal. The principal case in which 1om occur from failure in use due diligence 'ti the collection of checks is where 'he bank on which they are drawn .ail in the meantime. If the banks continue sohent the drawer will re man liable to paj their chttks for months- ot leant after they arc drtwn. I'reRcntation and notice of duhenor will also be dirpenccd with where there are no funds to pay check and whore the luniks on which they are i'raivn Mikpend payrDont before Uiey can be presented, using proper dili gence. After receiving chocks they must be presented for payment, unless such presentation would be useless bo fore the original claimpcaivbe sued on. for, by accepting checks there is an implied agreement to ut that method of procuring tbo money for which Uiey are drawn. When checks ore negoiinble and pass by indorsement or delivery the ' ame degree of diligence will be re quired it onch jHTton to whom they are in 'red, in order to hold those In dorsing them, as is required of original payees) to hold orlginul drawers of checks. Hut by putting checks In cir culation the liability of the draweru cannot be prolonged. They mubt bo presented wHhln the aam time by in doraee4"aa by payees. Growth of Ainlca. aanea 1790 the area of the United States has increased from 827,644 to 3,629,033 squure miles, the number ol counties has increased from 307 to 2,867, and the total population has increased from 3,029,214 to 7o,J03,367, or ninoteenfold, Oar Trade with China. Compared with our vast trade with Europe, that with China will never be store than a drop in the bucket. Tbo - Chinese trade is not now a dollur per ;npitu, and it is safe to suy that it will never reach the double of that majority. The fact is that the peo ple ore very poor. They rnise barely enough of the necessities of life to 1 , t live on. They dwell In hovels. They I have little live stock, and man is the V qrdiaarV beast of. burden, says ex- N , Mfojjtex:' Denby.-Ni' Y. tfuni ' A sLlp thb tongue. It 5onnile1 StrAntvt, Mnt Constrtevra the Sltnnllon I'hcre- "Wan Moth- 1U IteinncUnble Abou4 It. A matron of Mount Pleasant, I through the need of n lend pencil, funds. ol no end of embarrassment to h.rsclf ami grout amusement to the p.t-engorH of a Fourteenth atruet onr one morning lately, says the Washington Post. She evidently had come down town, ns her nttiro would Indicate, for the exprew purpose ot i given by Harrington Kntersoii in t hit-hopping, and the conspicuous bag j K.-pmei.tg Mtvgu.dno, Mr. 1-hnei it.ni which she carried was plainly in tended to piny tin Important part in the tour, expressing, ns It were, Uie matron's independence of the. pleas ure of the delivery wagons. As the onr ncarcd the business part of town it became somewhat crowded, and the conductor's re quest to "kit closer, plcae," h.vl rendered uvury one' dUcomfort plainly apparent. Particularly true was it to the tall, stately, well- groomed man who sat imxt to the resident of Mount Vlensant, nil of which seemed to be her cue to begin j fumbling around In the deep bag. and Cnally extracting the inevitable shop- ping Hat which was carefully exam ined and again placed in the dark re etwes of the bag. Then the matron suddenly thought of something, bo again the list saw tke light of day. No, the article was not there, and from her attitude it must have been Important nnd not to bo forgotten, so the search for the lead pencil began, during which ! time the dignified gentleman had ' von ttlttfti ninpn Ihfin lit !..... .. very rnnch more than his share of jolting, which oftoner than once in terrupted hie review of the morning paper. However he wns very good i.nturcd about it, and every time the lit tli woman snid "beg pardon" his nana endeavored to reach his hat and . cent. hb. polite nol aaaurwl hor that it wan "A groat mountnlnslldc has occurred grnnted. But the lend pencil could, in this region revealing. It is clnitmd. cot be found. Hag nnd pockctbo L ' as mu.-h as 40.000,000 tons of high had been turned inside out, still it grade copper ores. Vnldetbny and the vtkk nowhere to bo seen. Withal she j low pass north of it nre the American was n modest little woman and gateways to tho Yukon valley, and al seemed to hesitate about asking thV ready a railroad ha. been surveyed nnd conductor or some one nonr her for; partly graded to the interior, "for the n penill. Hut with n quick resolve, soppe'r, though It enn le quarried like she gently touched her neighbor's ' the Iron ores of Ivke Superior, with arm. "3-g pardon," she' snid. "may I out a railroad will remain worthless. I borrow your shoestrlngi?" Of j The railroad itself is assured an un oourse there waa a general titter! limited tonnr.ge. It is the shortest throughout the car. j line to Dawson nnd tho Yukon valley, "My shiwtttrings, madam?" said the 'and whnt is of more importance, "it aristocratic looking man. j can carry supplies delivered at Val- "Oh. did I say shoestrings!" ex- der. from salllnt? verteU r.r'ikxm ! ft claimed the little woman. "I mennt your lend pencil; shoe strings is what 1 want to add to my shopping list." The little woman soon returned the pen.-ll amid blushoo and thanks, nnd settled back Inher sent determined to remain quiet until her destination! was reached. Then the Willnrd wnsj "As shown in tho history of the In sight and the stately gentleman UTiite I'ass rnilrond, the Ingoing trnf preparod to leave the car, the con-1 0 would in it.elf be stitllrient to wnr duetor in the meanwhllo heaving en- rant a railroad, but from Dawson the terw' ' I only export Is gold, about 70 tons a "Good morning, senator,' said tho yenr. while this road will not onlv car conductor, as his passenger passed ry all ihe I'nlted States government out 1 troops nnd supplies, for which many Everybody, of course, looked nt the hundred thousand dollars are s-jx-nt, little woman from Mount Pleasant, but it will have the unlimited out who had heard, too. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Separate consular wystcmb in Kor- way and Sweden have been agreed up on. There are more millionaires nnd more paupers in Moscow than in the whole of Kngland. Tasajo, or jerked beef, is the princi pal export of Uruguay, the amountbe icg h.MO.MX) pounds per annum. The great murket for it in Cuba. The "lend" of black lead pencils is now made from coke. It is groundand mixed with iron oreundcheralcalp, and subjected to pressure under grct-thca-t. Among W.i occupations engaged in by lepers in Kgypt, the following have been noted: Teachers, sheikhs, and sellers of vegetables, sweftintiats, fish, cigarettes, water, andi milk. It is complained in London that all the emigrants from southwestern Eu rope who nre incapable of earning money enough to pay eteerage passage U the United State stop in. that cityv. Great efforts have been made in southern California to produce tea, ilk, opium and perfumery, and al though the climate fosters "the most Mtiyf&ctory growth of Uie neceswary plants each has failed becaufcothe high price of labor makes the crop unremu nerative. Sport Is apparently not considered a necetary element in a French tchool boy's education. An order ban just gone forth from the director general or elementary sctyiols forbidding masters- to allow their pupils to play leap frog, foot bail, rounders, tops, hop Bcotch and other games. Dr, talker, the chess-champion, in a recent interview, declared thnt chess plaj ilig, not carried to exce&s, Improves a man's health. "Most of the promi nent players," he added, "live to an ad vanced age. But nervous people shouldn't play chew? at night. If they do they can't sjep. Nor in tho morn ing, or they can't work. They shouldn't play-fit all, in fact. Chetis beneficial to a normal man, just as athletics Is good for him. .The chess- player Uvea longer thori the athlete." , i future - of aiaska. Prospect of Its Becoming a Great Farmius District It In llelteved the Country Will Ho Oaiuvtilc of S-armoriltiu 1 0,000, . UvK) 1'craoiis tit Sumothlnir lAUe Cuuifort, Some Idea of Uie future of Alaska and lU litiuoet bcttndlesa rraouicu4 hi belivMs tout AIivskh can Mipporl a pnpiilatii.il of )0.Ot0,i!C0 pi rsoiu-ti: uoin fort, r.nd that at uo distant d.y It will I e one cf the world's riehest min ing un J farming districts, Thu lilta of thi cxpluror are oxprcKsed inpurt nb f.dl-vwK "I're Yukon, the fourth In rgekit river In the world, invigtiblc for more than 2.000 milrs ruovv its mouth and 1 mi ning n a great sciri-eliele from smith- j ea:ct t.i norrnwusiorn. MaKn, rorms 1 oJ Wl highway. All this wa 1 k-iow.. lutfj-affo; but it was not kn.Wn I that the Interior contained lOflOto , squire mlW cf farming lands nnd al- ot limitless mens of the tiuhvst n;n;:l lauda in the world. 'It Is in this unsubdued country thnt thou rands of miles of railroad must be built, that great areni will open for lettlement. absorbing nnd keeping busy 2.000,000 workers as fast as they ohiKfse to go. ""It Is, however, not the agricultural refconuert that will Immediately .tit- tract the largest intlux of population and capital. About .HO miles rem j VY?.t. U k.. Ptilllin. ..lt.. UM.. . ..u. ' Valdtu in the Chlttvnn volley nre very sfrent copper deposits, which during' the IcM season have been visited by I mam experts. Sinie of the oren run ' S5 per cent, copper, and there are many thousand tons in sight nshaying 1C per ocean steamers in all the months of the yenr, with only one break of bulk nt Valde. and also reach the deep navignblo Yukon and the Koyukuk a month earlier than by the Yukon mouth, which is closed by Ilehriug sea ice until July 1. bound tonnage of high-grnde copper ores, which, with a freicrht rate of two dollars a ton from Vnldev. to the smel ters cf Puget sound will scarcely bo retted In the interior. It is not too much to exneet thnt j improvement in transportation facili ties alone will convvrt central Alaskn into r.s closely a populated and pn h perou region nu Colorado, as the Black Hills, of .South Dnkota, nt tho rich mining region of British Colum bia." I'nlil to I'orclKO lentil lord. Rent from American property owned by foreigners or Americans living abroad is believed to amount annually to not less than ?25,000,000, N. Y. Sun, Coddled Oysters. Put n smnll table-spoonful of butter in n fitiucepan; when mcltxl pour In enough tomato catsuit to nicely cover the number of oysters to be used; when it buglns to bubble add the oystera nnd cook for two minutes; pour on slices of toast and servo at once. Detroit Free Press. Iloer Wr Correpondnta. The movement to honor by a wultnble 1 memorial the English newspaper cor- 1 renpondent who lost their lives in the ' South African wnr revives the recol lection of service performed under try 'ing and perilous conditions. The com mittee of thvlnstitute of J.ourniAists has been compiling a list of the corre spondtnts who were killed or died of disease while in the discharge of duty. ."Killed at Wagon Hill." "Killed nt Blingorsfontcin," "Killed at Maf eking," "Died of fever nt Simons Town" so runs the record. The cost of war in (money falls Into insignificance wheri compared witji iui coat in men. Try how they may, no class of men con cerned in war can escape the fatal toll of the battlefield. Youth'u Compan ion, Old Abo of Americans, The United States has 3,435 inhabit ants who nre more thniulOO years old. Among these nre two men, an Indian, ami) u negro, who are. past 150, These' two are , the xnost agod, Chicago .Chronicle. Ltir .t-,, aiiUM... "Indiana goldmines. Hydraulic Mining on a Large Scalo la Now Under Vay. Operations Itnve Cnused n lnnlo Anuiim Urlssly lleelnses Who tlnvu Uv 1'oKnhui Hut the sl Yellow Mclnl. For a hundred years or more It has breu known that there was gold back in tho hills of the Indiana counties, ys a writer In the St. Louts Olobe Demnerut. nnd for over half n century nqueurlot of llltlrrate,grlwd, reeluseH 1 ave been washing gold back In the hilts, making from one dollar to two Collars n day, 'Hie gold that they brought In to (market occasionally In IMtle bng and In phials passed My In th irovt rtiinent mint on an equnllly with ?nnko itvr cold, the finest stnnd aid In th lnttd StHtot. It remained for mi old California miner, who oniiir tast two tuontli" ago for his firm, to rite n up the first hydraulic gold mine In tli ttnto. , It Is located In Morgan county, nnrth of Martinsville, the county seat. It !sn mpiiM rff.ilr, eomparwl with those in the west Hint tear down Imnks 400, i-TO an I BW) ft el high, but It is capable of Utorouehty devloplng the 50-foot htllr In which the irold It lodged along tke hill s'ruaini of Morgan, llrown nnd dohiiscn counties. Tho ttrst clean-up on the hydraulic rrlne ha not yet 1een made, but It Is confidently expected that it will run 40 cents a yard. Such a panning out would inn thnt ItMllsoa wouhl Inunt'dlnti'lv , blossom forth ns one of the greafs't gold mil ing stntrs in the union. In most of the California placer mining camps dirt Is being worked that yield only teir. cents a square yard, and there the water rates nre high. It. L. ltoyse, who has brought nlKiut the present tie vclopment. In came con vinced three years ago thnt there was gold In the Indiana hills that would cause n rational sensation if it wtiaevvr handled by Improved nr.-thods. For over three yi-ars he has been prospect ing in Uie hills, and here nnd there has In-en picking out tracts of land thnt showed good testa. He now ha 3,500 acres under his absolute control and has supervision over 6,000 orS.COO more acres. The chickens and ducks of the gold hills picked the gold up, mistaking It for grains of wheat or corn, nnd. Ihi Ing heavy, the gold had lodged in their craws. Mrs. George .Tohtiroii, who lives just across the river from the city of Mnrtlrsvllle, killed a duck that had picked up Its dinners nlong the little stream that ran through the tnrii lot. She clt ancd up t he cmvr of t he fowl a.nd netted f.'.lO. William Bothwell, who Hvei seven tidies from Martlnsvillf. killed n chicken, that netted hlra W cents. A farmer nenr .Mnrtirsvnif killed a duck that was a veritable Klon dike. The hydraulic operations havo earned a panic among the irrirly recluses who have I en pa mi in? the gold. Tiny ite a quaint lot, with queer names. The king of their camps Ik a 40-year-old, wih'-'ved, rcd-lxrded man who can neither read nor write nnd who Is known ns " Wild BUI Stafford." V" is king because he is known nil over th gold nHds n the man that found the f 12 mn'ffct and thnt drnnk 75 schoon ers of -r'ln one day without vetlimr drunk II II, as a rule, operntns in "Gold crevk holler." He cleans up three dob Ir.ri n day when ho works steadily "Old Man Moon" Is a Brown county washer. "Old Man .Bin Stanley." win optra ten around In "Highland holler.' put his name Into the history of the gold diggings by finding a $00 dia mond, which wns sold In the Indmnapo lis market. Quite a number of large diamonds nnd a number of valuable ru bies have been found. "Old Man Stan ley" haw been washing gold In the hi. li ft r over -ii venrs and has rnlsi-d n Lie family "Bill' Merrimnn Is the patri arch of the section. He won't permit n stranger to get within a half mile of him, so secretive Is hu concerning hit. operations. Taylor, tho California miner who built the hydraulic mine and the flumes, says the Indiana dirt is of the same character that Is found in California, except that there Is no cement In it, which makes the operation in Califor nia so costly. Ho thinks that there is a great deal of dirt In the Indiana hills that will run over one dollar n yard. Be snys that with the latest de vices dirt can be hatmien now inni runs only four cents n yard at n big profit. State Geologist Blatchlc holds to the theory that the gold was br' light down by the glaciers. It is found whore the glaciers from Hudson bay ended and deposited great banks of conglom erate. She lld to Surrender. "I've refused George twice," alio Baid, "but It's no use.!' "No use I" "Not a bit. Ho belie ves In predestina tion." "What hns that to do with It?" "Why, he thinks I'm predestined to bo his wife, and of course, If that is so, I'll simply have, to give Jn, no matter what paw, says.i ,He can't expect mo dufy Jfate.'-HBldcoBo Post, . - bio petrifikd stump, One In Oolorntlo Tint! l Tvnty -s lu Diameter nmt Tu Vi llluli. t irt... ...Un..1 ntii.ito rt n itllTAtiiltV 41113 i'jtrini'u .'Mi.i. , . ftr--- redwood tree, which Is In an nlinost perfect ntnto of petrifaction, U "t Florissant, not fur from Cripple Creek, Col., sayu tho Wlthi World Magaxluo. Although nuinherltMii peojilo lmv inkou npuulincna from this ntump ng gregntlug ninny tons, It Is still esti mated to weigh fully -MO tons. To give n better Idea of lt U It tuny bo well to state, thnt It Is 0 foot In diameter and ten feet high. There lmv bmn many attempts to dig ) up and place it upon evlilbltlon, the last being n seheine to exhibit It nt tho great exposition nt &t. I.011I1 in IDOL Owing to Its gnmt weight however, thin had to bo abandoned, as there are no railway curs cnpnble of carryltigany where near Its weight. Whnt, perhnpe, makes It tnoio of it curiosity Is the fuel thnt this Uoohy mountaiu region Is n country of smnll treai. and thnt tliui-t are no giant redwood within n thousand iniltit of this stump vvJilch goes to show that nature hns elisog'il the ttylro vegetnMe growth of this sec tion, ns nothing remitting the semi- 1 troplonl bent of arcdvvoiHl treu would grow ut tlit. iiltituile now. STUDY STATE ETIQUETTE. IlrltUti Uusorila Contnlti l'rtatita (or Aluitiat Itvrryttilnu Uor Itbnrd Of. "In the quint rooms of tho lord cham berlain's 0'lleo," sss a writer In Household Words, "men loomed In Mnte etiquette, eon it drest and roval fut.ctli i 1 eoehdiwi heavy volumes to tea what was done 0,1 ueu nt-il such an occasion. Beautiful picture, rhowlng with minutest iiiwtnosi the details n( the court costume iindur vnili n clr-eumntnrH-efi, are rest'y to thelt hands. "Is the shah of Persia coming'.' Is the kaiser vou to airtvcY Is the kins) i'f'lng to rreeive the monarch of Hlam? Is th ec.ritntiilc n linntnnni? Is one of thu rojal prtnresses to be married? When any of these 1 vents happen the o filets Is at the lord chntnbm lulu's of- ' flue know exactly wl at to do. And If j f.'ine point should erop up which has not iiesii rniseii fur m eetiturv or more, they have the see.irds great, henvy. ofllcinl. but utterly faithful tieunU ns to whnt was done on the last oeen lon. l'rrceientt Yes, the) live on precedent, these sticklers for "atr rectiiess,' thase abnormal haters of 'irtegiilaritles.' They talk of 'prece dent ns tome meu 'babble of green fields.' Maybe In incident waiehus of the night they drcsin ot prveeduut." MOURNING DANDS. Dodtrc of Win- Thnt llua Iacndr() to Bwrvnnt Now (ooltatily Worn, It is nstonUhleg how many persons, both men and women, who give every other indication of culture and re fltii'inent are seen In the alreeta now nd, vvwariiig crape bunds 011 tliulr coat sleeTet, says tha New York 'I'liiies. This form of mourning waa orlgii.ally a military one, the British olllrerVt enp, with its rldloiilously low crown, not admitting of a Imiul. When ho lninte,l a decoration, thu medal also waa covered with orapu. From the military the tlenve Imml descended to the eoaohiunii nnil foot man,' nnd has long been the reeog nlel servants' mourning when there .was n death in the' matter's family. Then the coHteriiiougers adopted it because it was ehvnp. When one of 'Ary's friends died the puichaiu of a black coat Is out of the question, so he puts the Imml of crape uroiiud the sleuve of his old coat and lots It go at thnt. Tho well-to-do New Yorker who unwittingly adopts this custom is first cousin to the puivuuu who In vests In n cortt of arms ami picks out one wtlh a bar sinister because ho thiuku it looks Just the tliing. TRY SECOND MARRIAGE. W4dovvcra More Mkoly Than VfMowi to ttet Knonuli of Slncfta Uluaaudaaaa, Statistics gaUicred by tho New York board of health show that widowers of all races, colors, and creeds take less kindly to n hccoud dose of tingle blesseiuicHs than do widows. Of tho total number of per sons seeking thy marital utate In thu standard year thu berenvul miuit of both hcxc niadu up one-tenth of tho list and tho wldower.s outdid the widows to thu number of 350. Since the reports of the board deal solely with indUpu table facts and leave de batable theories to the spuuiilatlvu mind thu Inquirer hns to look else where for nn explanation of the dis parity lu figures, Hu finds it In vari ous sources, but the authorltUs con. suited dlHiigroe. However, tho pre pondeinncu of testimony indicntcH thnt womnn, by thoswuutnes of her disposition, contributes morn ma terially to a man's happiness than ho does to burn, and that, having lost one spouse, he is never satisfied until hu finds uomubody else like her. """IweMendi of Poreftfn Trarei. " , Mr. 0. 13. Toliuatotii) lit Travel nyf thnt cxpi'1'lniii'i.Hl wiindrnvrii In out of tho tviiy pliu'fM uro thiiiikful for' whnl thoy can rot, nml ho lititiim'oii a Irnv- ohn who wn iropoilng to priHH the night nt NJcgim. u tiny vlllngo In Mon toiu'gro, "Ilnvo you HttccoLHlotl In Ending u rtiotn'f" nuked Mr. Johnston". "Y-yon." j "Is It 11 good room J" . "N-not Inni, Thero nro throo other pcoplo going to Hieop In It." "Oh. well, that'll nil light, In thu boil clunnV" "N-iio, I don't know Unit tho lied In clorin. But thou otio tttn gut olimn beds nt luiiiu1!'' In one cmittiicutnl hotel 11 (lerinnn ludy aiimmoiied tho waiter In tho din tug room nnd Haiti: "Cloaa that window or I ahull die." "Citttroii," oxctnliiitsl on IGnglliili lady. "Iwtve It open or I shall o.plie." At this K)!nt 11 Fimiclitiiuu lutoiiiOROtl pollttily! "Leave It ojieii till tht Otr uuiii- Iddy hit died, nnd thru ctotw It till tho Utigllsli ludy has expired. Tliirti wo hIiiiII hv nbltt 1,0 do as vru III111!" tstnto 3li1letuen. "The iMVftli ut time 11 irwK!rlptlWi rf tains It olflency depends mmn the Ui greti:. nt," said dnwalft- "MoutO conlilnntlotia of dtniga Iuh-ji on gootl terms with ench other tiHleUiittfly, wl.lht othi-ri 't Into n row iifwr Uvltijf ml .1x1 touethor for nwhllo, and tho iu.iii uhli NWKikiws a Uoso of the ooni loi ml npt lu fovl h itoon deal worn th.'ti !' foro we took It. A a rule, tnertl. ct'tfrt (li;it are quite atveot tfmi thtif curative virtues longer than Otoaw ttott ar nidi or Ulttor. Moat nny medlclwi run In tnkeni In anfoty six montlss after (.vmihiiiinilng. a lid ntnily will N all tight six yours hence, 'i1ioai that hn not pkhI gr-nornHy take pn n eitnUtsI, mtiUjr nppciirituc. hnt that Is by no mo.) 111 nn luralllblu nil, nnd the jVnr Hon who wishes tw aare Ms system nn-i-o! ifortiUile complirntlons noiikl do well 10 let all old medicines strteUy iilou.--.Sw York I'tvs TJt lurenloro of itovn. One of the nrv.t .-.tUMnpts at WikMag a eltsftsl Htov of Iron waa mad of CnnBuil IVlgu.ic In lTuti. and arrssji yatim Inter an ntifiiipt was mad to Intrwitie.' stoves of this kind Into litta lunu. but without tfm-t-ess. owing to UM troJuti!.v of l!i.jk11sli people In favor of H-liig thelr tlrtv 1 l.e 1'iiinklln rtove wns Invented lijr Dr. I'mnkllii In 174.. nml 11 quartar of a oontwry Inter, hi 1771. and during a fow ytirH following the dlamvarfr of flutrtcJty lnvHiiirl aevrrnl (Ulwr Ktovea. one of will, h was ilealguml fr auriittig Mtuminous coal and wbtaji ha.l n dotruwr.nl draft ami onuauitiwl tta on 11 smoke. ('mint Itutnrnnl was tho iwxt pron to nial.e nn Invention looking to ttfo :u.pr.vin-:;t ftf stovrs nnd during tlte Un ..ira btWeon !" ond 1701 dy vbnd t.Vvra! luipi-oreuisiita. rnrsxeiil n Iilleer'. "IT tb U n atory told me tla tttliar v'.i 1 1." M)t s writer In tho ImmIou T.'.th-r. "hard Tetinyaon. ns all Um v.-e.-M knora. wrote a sonnet for tlMe llivt uuutlifr of tin Nliietienth Cmi tury. As it atanda In tlw ikm-i's 'Col ktt'Hl Work' It rend null dllfertuUy from it form nn flrat lutssetilwl, whom I: ran: T.i js (. r n-jr issrk hath sped vettbOHt a 9 Mr. Kiiotrlca, tho ctiltnr, wrote Imoif to suggest that thi line should I Hi tcrcd. ns a eheek for tho nmounl of tlte jkmmii would o-rtalnly be fortlicomlttg nml thu l the public might inlautntar Hand." ICIok V.'lio Never Smltril Auuin. "Olio of tbo qilestton naked ut 11 re cent tnckon' exniiiliuitloii," nxyn 11 college uofium "wiim, 'Can you niiinu the uioiifli't-li ivfurrml to In Hiigllili' history wt the king who uuvur hiiiIIsU nun In'' "The reply of one of tho fair ciinill dateM for 11 llutmso to tench wiih, 'King Wlllliun Biiftiu lifter hu wiih shot In tho foreat.' "History records that tho nhot waa fakil." Ail Am Nest CompnsN. , In tho tropical northern territory of South A nut rn Hit travelers need not car ry, 11 cotiipiiHH, Niitiiro has provided 11 living compass for thuiii. Tho district llbotlllllH Willi tllU IIUHtH of thu lllllgllOtlR or meridian nut. Thu longer ti.ls of thi'Kc uoritrt or inoiiiidH Ih 11 1 way ii lu 11 perfect Hue with the .parallel of lull ttidu pointing due north mid Houtli. Kcli'iitlsts caiuiot explain tills peculiar oriunliitluii. Ktfn'loKys "But v,; Imven't 'a cockronch In thn liotiHe." lutorriiptud tho woman ut the door. "Woll. you will hnvo In 11 fow days, tna'ain. Thoy'vi got them noxt door to you. I sold a package) of this prepara tion there, nnd It always drives 'em to thu ucJg'.UnM." 13.cliaiiKC. Hnrr' HI10 Hiiithe. Fanny Toll 1110 candidly, Chnrllo, don't ,vou begin to feol oorry that you Idvu up your old lll'o of frccdoni? C'lmilU' Not a hit of It. 1 find mnr ;!(.'il life ho delightful that If iiuytlilr.;; lyeru to happen to you I'd gut uiurrlcd igulu luuldo of ti month. , ' 1 4 tv4ki tny v. 1 """ AL-jn" . -! 1 J ,ifc.