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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Three copies of the Bibles written
on leaves of the fan palm, are in the
British museum.
A-codfish recently caught oft Flam-borous-h
Head, England, Jiad innide of
it 50 fish hooks. . ;, ;...... ;
-"-A floatirjr island in the Sabine
river, 50 acres in extent, and covered
with water hyacinths, floated for u
week up and down the stream, near
Orange, Tex.
Two mischievous boys in naskell.
Me., touched a match to a squirrel's
tail to see if it would burn. The animal
ran under a house, acdlhe blazing tail
set it on fire. .
Some regard, for decency is dis
played by tbe proprietor of a restau
rant in Auburn, Ore. . A sign on the
wall rends thus: "Gentlemen are re
quested not to swear when ladies are
present." , , ,
The servant girls in Decatur, 111.,
have formed a union to regulate wages.
One of the laws is that when n girl is
t ni ployed in a family which i increased
by the addition of a "little stranger,"
the wages of the servant must be ad
nnced one dollara month.
: The four great tunnels of the world
are cited as an illustration of the marked
diminution of the cost of engineering
.vorks during the past quarter of t
entury. The Hoosnc tunnel, the olr'
st of the four, cost $500 a foot; th
fount Cenifl, the next in date, $475
the St. Gothard, $365; and the Arlberg.
the moat recent, only $200. ' ' . .
Superintendent Hubbard, of the
Clackumaa hatchery at Oregon City
Ore., is to send to Washington speci mens
of ybung salmon which hare die;
n large numbers at the hatchery of :
trange disease, the only manifestatioi
f which is a white spot on. the fish'
icily. Half the 2,000,000 fishes brougl;
join the Salmon rivnr have lufn Lillm
1 by it. ,
The making of artificial ears seem;
o have reached scientific perfectioi
vithin the last decade. Made of a spe
-dully prepared rubber, flesli-eolored li
the rough, they are pointed by hand i
exact imitation of the remaining ea
of the unfortunate customer, and u
carefully "touched" and marked ovei
as an artist's pictui-e. The maker get
$100 apiece for them.
A SLEEPING BEAUTY.
CHICAGO.
Iwaies & St. Paul ify
-if, PAUL
MINNESOTAS?1 J fi
"XM'LWAt'RII H
U elTY X. A
rne Lot Bomanc f tha Present Ea.
, peror ef Cermanf.
"Wben I was Jast .summer in Den
mark," says the Paris correspondent
pi Truth, "I went to Primkenau,whern
the dukes of Augustenburj had their
residence. Empress Augusta Victoria
was born and brought up' there. Tha
empress, as a child, had known, I was
told by a member of the little ducal
tourt, the emperor in childhood. But
going to Casscl, and then to Bonn as a
student, he lost siht of her. The ac
quaintance was renewed under roman
tic . circumstances. . When he was
twenty or thereabouts he was sent in
tbe early summer on a tour to IIol
stein, and extended it to I'rhnkemiu.
The young princess was a finely grown
girl and blooming as a rose, tilie some
how heard who was com in.? and dressed
in her best to receive him. Growing
tired of waitint,' she got into a ham
mock swinging in an crbor, which was
scented . with t reiihly-blown lilac.
There she fell asleep.
The . wandering prince came by the
arbor, saw the sleeping beauty, and
was conquered. It is said that as he
was gazing on her she was dreaming
that, more fortunate than her mother,
she was being wafted to a magnificent
throne, and that an imperial crown
had descended on her head. William
did not mean to disturb, tho sleeping
beauty, but, a.i usual, he was in uni
form, and the drujfginfr of his sword on
the asphalt of the summer house and
tbe clanking-of hii; spurs betrayed him.
She awolic, and sit-v a pair of eyes that
looked love at hers, and then she
rushed away toward the residence
Presently her governora came to tell
her that the crowa prince of Prussia
was there. Her mother, the duchess
dowager, being ill, it devolved on Au
gusta Victoria to do the honors. She
hastened to welcome the illustrious
visitor. He lost no timo in declaring
himself her lover, and they were en
gaged before he Lift the house.
PARROT WAS
Ha Has
GOOD COMPANY.
I.ODonoms
says the
Kernmruended to
Married TComAn.
"Yes'm," raid the dealer ":l cnttve
birds and animals, "yon v ar.t n "parrot
for company? I have the bird bi rc,
the very bird. You are married, are vou
uot?"
Iiis fair customer bowed,
Chicago Tribune. .
"And your husband is nv-ay? 1
thought so. And you want the parrel
to keep you from feeling lonesome?
Yes? This is the very bird."
"Is it a fluent talker?" asked the
prospective purchaser.
The dealer hesitated.
"Well, r.o'in," he said, at last. "You
wouldn't hardly call him a fluent talker;
no, not that. But for what you want,
he's the best I have."
"What can the .bird say?"
"That's what makes him the right
one, ma'm. He ain't got but one re
mark, to tell the truth; but he's been
brought up for just what you want.
Every morning he makes a sound like
a bureau drawer opening, and enys,
cross-like:
" 'Where the deuce have you bidden
my clean collars this time?' "
frvm VAJamai tf JTaoVMs
Prof. w. H. Feeze, who
make a specialty of
Epilepsy, has without
doubt treated and cur
ed more cases than any
living Physician; his
access is astonishing?.
We have heard of case
of so year' standing
carta oy
him. Ha
publishes
valuable)
work on
this dis
ease, which,
he sends
.with a
larire bot
tle of hi absolute cure, free to any suffereif
who may send their P. O. and Express address.
We advise any one wishing a cure to address
Prof .W. H. P EEKE, r. 9., A Cedar St., New York
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farm of Lore." Contains a selection of the
beautiful of the poems ot fcugene
inm.lv illustrated bv thirty-five I
sreatest artists as their contiibution
' ument Fund. Bat for the nobis contributions
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and to care for the family of the beloved poet.
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ECCENT:i:JiTi7.3 OF GENIUS.
Queer Do! ? 1 -i; I ! ! ft o? Simeofthe
World s (l?i . a .". 1 an I Women.
We ortea iuvir p ;o.l offering objec
tions to cjrt tin of t'.i At acriuaintances
:.eer." Eccentric
allied to genius
tidirrgh Dispatch.
iar.f, there have been
j iuost whimsical of
Of th Chicago, Milwaukee and Rt TV I Rail
way and note It connections with all traneron
tlnsnlsl Una and 81. Paul ami malia, and
rememlier that Its trains are lighted with elec
tricity and heated by steam. It equipment I
uperb. Elegant Buffet, Library, ttmoklng and
Bleeping cars, with tree reclining chairs. Each
sleeping oar berth ha an elei tlio reading lamp,
and It dining car r ths boat In ths world.
Other line ar longer than this, but nnnesr
barter, nd no other offer theebov luiurloti
accommodation. These sre suflli'lrnt reasons
lorlhspopularltyofTh Milwaukee." Coupon lug a 1x11"
Icket sgents In erery railroad oftlcs will glvs . Mr. Houlhsislc
ynu further Information, or address
C i. EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. CAHI Y, Trav l as. Agent,
rnBTLiPD, OasnoK,
Origin of Ullllard.
The origin of billiards is obscure, but
the best authorities on the subject de
clare that the game was brought from
tbe rust by tbe Crusaders. Itwaacer
tainly played by the early Knights
Templar and tbe Knights of Malta, and
in medieval times was exceedingly
popular among the monks in tb
monasteries of France and Italy.
All furDoeM Anwrd.
Mr Northlikv-Iii't It wondt that
r.lnomfUld Is not arrested for bemrh-
Ing along on hl wheel without carry-
It Isn't wcessary
Tin authorise consider that the IoikI
ffolf sUH kiiips be wrurs aiuiwer every
purpoKC-rltUburgU 1 nronicie-irr
ptaph.
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than not, iay lit
Amonj the ii'.ir.i
found sum j o: t.
men.
Haydn eo'il ! not eomposo satisfac
torily t hii.i .ell witUout first having
put on lui 1) t suit of clothes and pow
dered lits lvi,r. Xor crnil.l ho get his
ideas in fin.i until ha lutd placed upon
his fln;jer a iiu:n-:i 1 rin'f prasentud to
him by I'Ye ler s : it. A wtlier com
poser, Mncj'uai by c:i-u:, doclurcd that
he never u;u u.iy m ):;i.!tit'i of inspira
tion execpliii.f wiien Uia two pt cats
were tittinj i:p);t hi shoulders. In
other li:iu'i t'lu.i uuiio wj finl that
v'i.. celebrated astron
c -. il cviUir'-, dropped
, icv. r !i :c.i i:;lit;dht
I ; ;, I: in J of
'.' .'. . .1 ...in a ; ha saw
, 111., kin;,' of Eng
lvr t.) be in a room
it.;, even luougn ne
Lru:,mus. of Hotter-
Tycho de lirnh
omer of t'w nt
to the gr.j-.ia 1 v.v
of a lniv ur u !
Polanl. I )': t .
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land, coui I no'.
where tiieiv w.i--.
might no; (: it.
dam. on.; of ti..1 in"!it enligiitened men
of the peri jd tva thrown i;ito a fever
at the r.irrht r.f 1. ft. h. r.ucon, the great
Englii.'ii ciiiincdl.ir. fainted whije guz
Ing ttnn i". li;i,o o. tiie moon. John
II., grand d'.tke i f Mot-e iw, fell into a
swoon at tii'.' hi:fM 01 11 i.immn-surely
the struii;,'o ,t peculiarity ever noticed
in n man.
Cheviilur dn (.'tiiso was similarly
affecte.l by t'., t.i;;iit of a rose, even
without 1 p.i' tii:i" it 1 frngrance. Maria
do Medici, t'i'- u i l.ouis XII., fond
as hhe wa of tlowers, goiierully speak
ing, could not di: ruin'.' her repugnunca
to ruhca, even paiulj.l ones.
r
f Euiene Field's Of the Old Reliable
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Tts l aldralliril Ptrttnes n Eshlbllloa la
llixtim -Tbe lliurna'oas of Karhw
Two lntTcting blatuet, the result
of much hard wur',;, were put on ex
hibition in Iter .ton n-cntly. One wo
that of a yoiin r man and the other that
of a girl. They were deslfnetl to
rrnrfictit the American college at 11
dent, not llio i leal Ainrrioan student
of either seg, bjt t'lt aottml, typical
student, the m .aur-inent uwil hav
ing been tin avrrae, or mean, of dry
vrlopment of stulcnu from various
part of the country. 1 ho statue ara
described by 1'ie ILh IioiUt lirt and
F.xprMi as rcpiva.'nlitig fairly well
built young nvr -oiia, ayinmetrically dv
Vfloprd, and without serious phyMcal
defect." The Bgsirt'S hare an easy
pnae, standin r firinlr ana gracefully
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