FACTS ASD FIGUBES. .
' Although Canton. China, ha a
population of 1,500,000 there is not
ewspaer fa tho place.
Lake Superior covers an area of
11,000 .square miles; Lake Michigan
3,000 square milos Detroit Font.
The steamship charges for taking
nttlo from this country to England are
ow $7.25 per head. Ar. T.. herald.
Tho navy of this great and glorious
ountry numbers less than UK) vessels,
but we hare 1,000 officers and ought to
fool safe on that account. Chicago
Journ'tL
During the decado from 1870 to
J880 the population of the United
States' Increased from 8.000,000 t) GO,
00,000. 'Alike perenntago of inoroaso
sinco 18$), a poriod of four years,
would" giv a , present population of
S6.000.OiX) of poojilo A'. J'. Kx'tminer.
.' The largest cotton plantation in
Alabama is that of Messrs. Roberts &
Mtcr, at Union Springs 90J aercs
tontaining twenty-livo miles of ditches,
employing or supporting a population
f 600 persons, aud producing U00 bales
f cotton, beside 'Jo, 00 ) liushols of corn.
LonuvMe Courier-Journal.
Within tho past six months about
t .1,000,000 have been invested in pur
chasing stock ranches in Montana b;
Eastern capitalists. This money mainly
same from New York City. Ihiring a
visit and talk among the capitalists, it
was found there was great disposition
to Invest money in Western lands, and
especially in the cnttlo business. Chi
cago Tribune. ,
A writer in tho American Agricult
urist mnkos the following estimate of
'the cost of starting a sheep ranch in
tho Northwest.' 'One thousand sheep,
at 12, $2,000; tweuty puro Moriuo
rams, $500; sheds and building, $ "00;
expenses, tirst year, for two herders,
and other help, $1,000: horses, wagons,
etc., ISUO; reserve fund. $')00. The
probable income and incrcaso is 3.500
. 'pounds of wool, $700; and 700 lambs.
. Wisconsin is the leading cranberry
State. Michigan is second. Tho av
erage yield of a marsh is 150 to 2X!
bushels to the acre. The picking sea
son lasts two weeks, and three bushels
is a good day's work. Seventy-live
cents a bushel is the picker's nay. Tho
Wisconsin crop is nearly all shipped to
Ohicago commission houses, at $2.75 to
$3 a bushel. A well-managed marsh
eontainlng 400 acres of vinos will yield
about $50,000, and with a very largo
crop the sum can be nearly doubled.
The entire crop of tho United States is
onsumod at home. Kng islunon don't
take kindly to tho fruit, aud a ship load
sent to London a few years ago could
ot be sold for the 'cost of carrying.
Clticago Ucrahl.
I ' WIT asd wisdom.
Character is not the thing a man
puts on when ho goes to mingle with his
fellows; it is that essontial thing in
whioh ho stands undressed under the
Kye that sees all things.
A Philidclphia eirl fainted right in
front of an ico crcam saloon, ami ha
cone clean back on her lover because
Tie had her carrid to adrugstoro ncrosi
tho street instead of into the saloon.
St. Paul Herald. .
A Louijvillo man has turned out
some sort of au electrical invention bj
which a man can lie in bed and usu,
There is no demand for such a contrap
tion, foi anybody knows that a man who
iwill fish can lie anywhere. M vrcham
i Traveler.
A teacher asked a bright little girl
, the other day what country was oppo
site to us on the Hobo. "I don't know,
sir," was tho reply. "Well, now. pur
'sued the tcacher,'"if I were to boro I
,1101c through the earth and you were t
go in at tins end where would you conn
out?". "Out of the hole, sir," said tin
pupil in triumph. A'. J". Wor.d.
; -.-And now that von have eradua ec
;from college, Tom, what do you expect
itodo? asked his pretty cousin
shall study law." he replied gravely.
"But isn't that profession very miiel
Wrcrowdod, Tom?" "Possibly it is,
; btit it is not my fault. In this world w
' must all look out for nurolier one. Ai
1 1 said, I shall study law. and those who
i are already in tho profession must taki
j tlieir chance." A'. Y. Mail and Express.
Never teach false morality. How
etquisitoly absurd to tell a girl that
beautv is of no value, d.'css ot no use
! Beauty is of valuo; Ler whole prospeots
; and happiness in life may often depend
lUwon a new sown or uo.uuimi;
'not. and if she has five trains of com
mon sense she will find this out. Tim
: Croat thing is to teach her their just
'value, and that there must be some
;thlng better undor the bonnet than a
'nrettv face for real happiness. But
inevcr sacrifice truth. Sydney Smith
Harry James -"Well, sir, you sea
I am here with the manuscript on
'time. Mv new Amorican novel is done.'
Publisher "Thanks for your prompt
ness. I see the manuscript is very leg
kibly written, too. I'm glad of but
Hook here, you have Chicago located in
Wisconsin. Henry James "So 1
'have. What a beastly fluo. Chicago
,m in Now Jersey, of courso." Publisher
j "And you make the hero start from
fSan Francisco, call on the heroine al
' Boston the same even ng and get back
to his bachelor den in San Francisco al
eleven o'clock that night." Henry
James "Ah, I forgot that the Ameri
cans go to bed early. Mako it ten
o'clock." rhilidelphia Ca'l.
Scandinavians for House Servants.
The difficulty in
nHi' trustworthy
obtaining good,
household serv
Ants is no less in rngiauu iunu
America. In the hope of finding re
lief a number of English families have
begun tho importation of Norwegian
oirls for domestic service. Those who
,.nti'l places srive much satis-
faction. Tbey aro sposen oi pr
esses in size, tho possessors of hands
'.a f.mt ,nn,inlrl nnnn nature 8 broad-
i i . ,
'mm.
cm plan, and showing great good na
ture. Thev can't speak a word of hn-
K.it uom wiliinir to learn, and
Sre wonderfully patient on washing
days with children and pog dogs. Ihis
laoscription accords with the experience
'of the employe s of the Scandinavian
Want girls in tho West, especially in
:f innesota. whore thor are largely em-
uioved in domestio service, and are
appreciated for tbeir Industry
lanJoiherpoodaualitioa. N. Y. tm-
A Time, fur Everything. j
My son, it isn't so much tho manner I
In which, as the time at which, you ap
proach a man. Now, this blessed, or.
ratlwr t'othcred morning. I have a cold,,
and a distracting one. I weep at the
noo; my bonos ache, tho cinders and'
dust of twelvo hundred miles of con-i
tinwvi railway travel fill my eyes and'
fJiN wid my entire system. I open my
run'iih to breathe because my nose is
uttorly useless as a brcathiujr thing, and
consequently I snore even while I waken.
I am teoling too wretchedly cross aud
generally miserablo for anything.
Well: about half an hour ago cometh
to my lair my sister, who places the
morning mail npon my desk- Six let
ters. On such a inorning as this. Well,
thank heaven, letters are easily (lis-;
posed of. Visitors I might not be able:
to evade, letters ha, ba! With savago
joy I tore every last ouo of them into
more fragments than there were words,
in all six of them, and jammed them
into tho waste basket. "That's tho
way to answer letters," I said, grimly,
"why can't people have some sense
about writing letters, and not pester a
fellow when lie wants to sneexe?"
Now. that was all wrong, I am will
ing to admit, even now. Not that I am
already penitent, oh. bless you, no. I
am glad I did it. I wish thero had been
more of them to tear up. I am going
to tear up a (ot that camo yosterday,
but there won't bo much pleasure In
that, because I have read them. But
tli is morning's mail I never opened and
will never know anything about it
August Hi is my cross day. and don't
you forget iU But to-morrow. I will 1)0,
sorry for it Everybody -is penitent to
morrow. Every time I get awfully
cross I order my hair-shirt aired and
tho robe of sackcloth hung out in the
ba k yard convenient to tho ash heap.
I know I will have acres ot mourning to
do during the ensuing twonty-tour
hours. "1'was ever thus: "Tho good
that I would do I do not: but the evil
which I would not, that I do." Yea,
verily, I will sit up at night and go out
of my way to do it
Be caro.ul then, m ' son, when you
approach a man. Don't worry so much
a 'unit your m inner, if you are dead
certain that you have struck the right
time. Don t depend so much upon
your fascinating ways as upon tne
man s receptive mood. evcr asK a
favor of a man who is on tho poiut of
answering his mail with a match.
Don't talk vour Dakota land schome
to a hungry man. Never try to borrow
money of a man who hasjust missed
tho last car and has to walk homo.
Don't try to sell tickets for tho fair and
ice-cream festival to tho mau who is
despondent with snnio new kind of
dwpepsia. Don't read your petition to
him while he is being shaved. Don't
try to explain tho nature of tho soecn
lios.you oiler by talking to him through
transom of tho bath-room while ho is
taking a tub. Don't describe your rec
ommendations, qualilications and in
dorsements .tor tho place while ho is
running for the ferry and you are vain
ly trying to keep near him. Don't
knok ut his door aitor lie lias gone io
bod and toll him not to get up, you'll
iu-t talk through the key-hole. Don't
approach a man at "these timos, and-
"You didn't suppose anybody ever
am approaen a mau on manors oi uusi
ness undir such circumstances?"
Oh, foolish boy, you have much to
learn; all theso things are douo by
various classes of fools every day,
Why, worse than that There ars peo
iMe who writo letters to a fellow whon
they might know he would bo in an ill
bumor by tho time they roacnea nun.
I wish"! knew who tliose letters were
from, anyhow. What, ho, without
there! If that h iir sairt is aired, bring
it hL'vu.liurdctc, in Brooklyn Ean
Noiirlshliiir Food.
Teas, beans. Ion tils, vetches and
all
tho seeds belonging to that class used
as vegetables, contain rich nourishing
matter, in the same proportion as the
best grains. The special nourishing
azotic mutter found in grains, as gluten
in the coroals, albumen In the egg,
casein In milk, musculin in meat, di tiers
in those seeds, according to tho kind,
from 24 to 81 per cent; the fecula and;
its derivations, tbo dextrine and glu
cinum, from 4'.J to 59 per cent; tho fat
phosphorated in one pnrt from 2 to 2.8;
t!ia mineral matter from 2.1 to 3.5;
tb cellular matter forming the weft of
tho seed is similar in its chemical com
position to the focular and dextrine,
from 1 to 8.5; and lastly, the water
from 10 to 15 jer cent These seeds
are therefore very nourishing food. It
will be of great value to know that the
juice of these seeds, when cooked, con
tains the same rich aliment It is only
noeessury to take care that peas, beans,
lentils, etc., are not put into bo ling
wator, as that would cause them to
harden instead of soften, and prevent a
solution of the veetablo. The water
must contain as little limo as possible,
and the vegetable must be put into it
before it commences to heat Lcgu
mens are especially valuable on account
of the peculiarity of having tho richest
nhosDhorio narta of all substances in the
group of alhumens which form for man-.
k nd the complete aliment lor me con
stitution, as well as for tho ncrvwu
system. Especially Is such food nour
ishing to the brain. Comparing erains
with legumens, wo fiud that the former
contains 15 per cent, of tho albnminous
azotic substances, similar in their con
stituent parts and nourishing qualities
to tho albuminous fibrin, ca-ein, mus
culin and legnmen. Tho principal al
buminous substance of irr.iin is gluten;
called also fibrin of gluten, or vegetable
fibrin, in the same way as tho lejnimen
lias been called vegetable, casein. The
n-lnten in tho cereals represents the
icirnaien of peas, beans, lentils and
oilier seeds of the same ve;retablo kind,
These two substances are considered to
be of tho same nourishing value, except
that tho leguraen is richer in phos
phonis than the gluten. Tha gram
contains M) per cent, of fecula, 7 of
gluten, 1.2 of fat of which one part Is
phosphorus, similar to the legumens,
1.6 of mineral ma-'ter, 1.7 of collularj
matter, and 1 per cent ot water.
Thus wo see that the proportion of
nourishing matter in the leguminous
seeds is from 24 to 31 per cent, while
the nourishing substances of grain do
not exceed 16 per cent American
MU'er.
The price of coffee Is kept up try
the Increased use brought about by the
(low Avarice Ha? lured An Italian
Story,
In olden times there was a merchant
f Genoa vho had made a bnmlsomo
fortune, but becau-e of his uiirgardll
nos h s naino of Ki initio do (inmaliti
was almost forgotten, and men
knew him best as Ermino tho M scr. .
No one in that part f Italy had such
riches, jet no ono so grudged every
penny ho was forced to spciio. '
You may be sure then that he kept his
puro strings tightly drawn if any ap
peal for charity camo his way indeod,
ho had such a dread ot tho smallest j
outlay that he scarce afforded himself
tbo commonest necessaries of life.
While, by a thousand moau ecoio
nilos, then, Ermino increased his pos-,
ses-ions, tie became nioro and mora
disliked and despised by his acquaint-,
anccs. There arrived a'tor fi time at
Genoa a French courtier by nama
(Juillauiue Boursier. He was of u.
right und honorable character, gener
ous aud aflable in his dealings, aud
with a charming manner ot address.
Men of bis rank were th n In the
habit of occupying themselves very
much in making peace whon families
were divided; in promoting suitable al
liances, in binding pooplo together in'
tho bonds of friendship. They made it
habit to cultivate a cheerful mannor,
that, as they mixed with the world, 1
they might enliven others of a moro
gloomy aud nioroso nature, and give
hew hope to those who had lost heart
and courago undor pressure of misfortune.
(iuillauaio Boursier, therefore, was a
welcome visitor' to Genoa. Ho was
nonorod and feted by men of all condl-;
tions, and thus lie frequently nau io
hoar ot the failings ot Ermino tho'
Miser. It is needless to say that no in
vitation aud no courtesy camo to the
gallnnt French gentleman from the av
aricious merchant, yet Boursier had a
great desire to meet with and talk to
him. He therefore paid an unsought
visit to Ermino, who, having at least
kept some remains of good manners,
received his guest politely. Encour
age J by this favorable bogiunin.
Boursier. inado himself as pleasant as
he could, talkinir so ably about differ
ent subjects, that at last Ermino took
him and ons or two others ,10 see a uno
new mansion he bad lately had erected.
"!Sir," said he, turning to theironcn
courtier, "you have tiavelod much and
seen, as tt seems to me, evcrywing
thero is to behold, tan you name zo
mo ono single thing which no living
crcnturo has soon, aud which I can
havo painted for tho ornament of my
banqueting hall?"'
Thero appeared to Boursior some
thing so positively absurd in tho ques
tion' that ho answered it in similar
fashion. "If you were to order an art
ist to paint you a sneezo, that certainty
Is a thing which man has not seen, nor
ever will sco. Seriously, though," ho
continued, 'it vou really wish mo to
give you a suggestion, I should say
paint somothing which I will indicate,
but which, I am sure, is not known to
you."
You will be doing mo a vast favor,'
replied Ermiuo. "Pray tell mo what is
the subject upon whioh 1 shall tot an
artist to work?" ,
"Well, then." replied Boursier, "let
hira execute a pa ntingof liberality."
Ermino stood in silent shame, for ho
comprehended the rep oof, and knew
not what lo suy In his own extenuation.
Then, with a rapid resolve to cliango
his ways, and become as generous as
other men, he cried: "Sir, I am glad
vou have given mo such an answer.
'Tis true that hitherto I have not un Jor
stood what liberality is; now I will havo
that virtue so set forth upon my walls
that neither you nor any other person
shall be ab.e in futuro to address to me
a like reproach."
It is said that iroin uiai aay r.rmiu'i
was a changed man. No man in Genoa
co ild bo mo e kind and charit'iulo, no
one was so opon-hearted in hospitality
to strangers; mo poor diosscu nun, mo
rich resiMioted him, and his old titlo of
"misor" became a thing of the past.
AU the Yeir Bound.
A St. Bernard's Long Swim.
Leo is a Ft. Bernard doir. He stands
three foot high and weighs one hundred
and ninety-six pounds. Ho is black
and white and handsome, and is five
years old. loramoroore ooaa .
Thorp, of the Harlem Yacht Club, who
owns hira, brags that he Is the finest
dogot his kind in Wow XorK. nnen
Mr. Thorp was getting ready to move
bis family from the hotel at Oak Point,
where they had been spondlng tho sum
mer, back to his residence in East Six
teenth street, his son Frank took Lo
from Oak Point on the boat to bis home
in Harlem. The dog had made this
trip several times by wator but had
never gone by the road. Frank locked
Loo up in the house and returned to the
Point The next morning when Mr.
Thorn visited his house Leo was cone
Ha had torn awav with his raws tho
nhiitterr on a Window of the basement,
but hsd found that Iron bars prevented
him from getting out that way. and had
gone up stairs to the front parlor, where
ha had rinned off a window-shutter and
liimnod throuch the thick class into
the front yard, a distance of eighteen
feet.
Snnm Ikiys on the Harlem Ilivcr. at
One Hundred and I wenty-sccona
utreeL whor tho Oak Point boat lands,
told Mr. Thorp that tbey bad seen tne
do? there early that morning. Later
tho same morning Mr. Nagle, who was
nn liU PTimnds at Oak Point, saw
.loir wimm'nir in-bhore. Ho watched
him and saw him come up dripp ng on
tho beach and full over on the sand,
lie ran down to the water aud found
the dog wns Leo. The animal was
nearly 3od from exhaustion, and bad
to be earned to the Loat-liousc. When
Mr. Thorp arrived from Harlem he
found Leo so weak that ho could hard
ly hold up his head.
Two young men who lad been oat
rowing said tbey had seen the dog
swimmin out from the Bronx Kills
into the Sound. Leo was covered with
mud that he had got in climLingover
the marshes on the sunken meadow
opposite Port Harris. The distance
leo swam is over three miles. He has
recovered IU strength aain, aud is
nw in the water most of the time.
V. Y. Hun. .
m l
Neatly 600.000 interments have
been made in the Calvary Cemetery.
;ew York, sinee 1802. -S. Y. Sun.
rwo mt poly iwiws.
They go Und in hand, and trad their
victim a u-rrlbln trot down Into tha val ev
of the shadow of death. One is neuralgia.
the other rhtmstlitm. Thte irrnerallv cro
cked from disordered blood. Brown's Iron
Bitters knocks out these urIj twins by set
ting the blood aright and Invigorating the
iTHiein. Air. w. l. Uttborne, ot I oxvllle.
Ala., used Drown Iron Hitters for rheu
matism and neuralgia with moat bappv
enect. it also cure uvspenitia.
Known bv hit "flu"-the seltser water
aeaier.
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