f B1TJ OF PERSONALITY. "
Tbeotlcre Roosevelt is five feet nine
inches ii t.cight, and weigh ICS
pounds, lit e xereises daily.
A niovetmr.t i on foot in Tennessee
to have the state purchase the old
home of President Janus K. Polk, ia
Ts'ashrtlle, as governor' mansion.
All Ferrough Bey, the Turkish min
ister to this country, Ik fnst adopting
American customs. 11c now wears
a straw hat when out of doors and
has joined the Chinese minister in the
use of the bicycle.
The German emperor has been an
occupant of the throne li years, his
imperial majesty having succeeded on
the death of his father, Emperor
Frederick, who died at Berlin June
15, 188.
A portrait of Walter Q. Greaham is
to be displayed with honor in the
galleries of the emperor of Japan.
This tribute is in recognition of Mr.
Oresham's services In carrying
through successfully the treaty be
tween Japan and this coum y during
the second term of President Cleve
land. Dr. John Charles E.vle. Lishnp of Liv
erpool, who died recently, was twice
select preacher nt Oxford and (vice at
Cambridge. Ills father was a banker,
and the late bishop for a short ti mi
took a part in the businewi. Then
financial difficulties came in his way,
nud, leaving commerce, he exehunged
h) business career for that of a cler
gyman. Ilaron Ilayasht, the new Japanese
minister to the court of tit. j times,
is regarded as one of the ablest among
Japanese junior statesmen. The early
part of his official career was passed
in the department of public works,
but he was subsequently transferred
to the foreign office, where he rose to
the rank of vice minister, holding that
post throughout the war with China
and receiving a patent of nobility for
distinguished services.
CHINESE NOTES.
COMMON MISQUOTATIONS.
"Just cause and impediment."
"Cause fr just impediment." (Book
of Common Prayer.)
"The even, tenor of their way."
"The noiseless tenor of their way,"
(Gray's Elegy.)
"Fresh fields and pastures new."
"Fresh woods and pastures new."
(Milton. Lyclclus.)
-"Make assurance doubly sure."
' "Mnke assurance double sure." (Mac
' beth. Act IV. He. 1.)
"Benedict the married man" should
be '"Benedick the married man." (Much
. Ado About Nothing.)
"Kalleth as the gentle dew."
"Droppeth as the gentle rain." (.Mer
clianj of Venice. Act IV. (Sc. 1.)
iri'he man that hath no music Lit his
soul." "The man that hath no music
in himself." (Ibid. ActV.Se.l.)
"Charity voveretll a multitude of
sins." "Charity shall cover themultl
t tutle of sins." (t,Prter 4:H.)
"The tongue is an unruly member."
"But the tongue can no man tume; It
is an unruly evil." (James 3:8.)
"Falls like Lucifer Never to rise
again." "Falls like T.uelfer Never to
hope again." (Henry VIII. Act III.
Sc. 2.)
"Thick as autumn leaves In Vallnm-brok-B,"
"Thick as autnmnul leaves
that strew the brook in Vallombrosa."
(Milton. Paradise Lost, Book I.)
"A man convinced against his will
Will hold the same opinion still." "He
that compiles against his will Is of his
own opinion still," (Butler, lludihras.
Part III.)
GLOSSARY OF CHINESE TERMS.
j
Philadelphia Itecord
Each prut luce is subdivided into de
partments, ruled by prelects, and each
department Into districts, each with
a district ruler.
China proer has an area of 1 ,336,
641 square miles, with-a population,
according to a recent estimate, of 386,.
000,000.
Three religions are acknowledged by
the Chinese as indigenous and adopt
ed, viz.: Confucianism, Buddhism and
Taoism.
Most of the aboriginal hill tribes
are still nature-worshipers, and eth
nically are distinct from the prevail
ing Mongolian population.
The total area of China and its de
pendencies amounts to 4,218,441 square
miles, and the totul population to no
less than 4O2,GHO,0O0.
During the year 52,001 vessels,
of 31,233,600 tons, entered and cleared
Chinese ports. Of these vessels 743, of
230,152 tons, were Americans,
Ten Chinese newspapers are pub
lished in rihanghai, and the success
they have achieved has led to the es-
tablishinent of others at some of the
other treaty ports.
About one-half of the total numlier
of foreigners resided! at Shanghai
The French municipality at that town
entered on the extension of their con
cession on March 1, l'JOO.
According to a return of the Im
perinl customs authorities the total
j number of foreigners resident In the
open ports of China was 13,421 at the
end of the year 1H9H.
Each of the in provinces of the
Celestial empire is ruled by a gov
ernor or governor general, who Is re
sponsible to the emperor for the en
tire administration, political, judicial
military and fiscal.
Among the foreigners were 5,1 4S
British subjects, 2,0S0 Americans, 1
r Japuncsc, 920 Frenchmen, 1,043
( umnns, 1.0H2 Portuguese, 305 Span
innls and 2ol Swedes and Norwegians',
all other nationalities being represent
ed by very few members.
The dependencies of China are Man
churia, .102,000 square miles, with 7,
500,000 souls; Mongolia, with 1,2H,000
square miles and 2,01X1,000 souls; Tibet,
with 051,500 square miles and 0,000,000
souls; Yungnria, with 147,050 square
miles and (KKi.ooo souls, and East
Turkestan, with 431.H0O square miles
and 5H0.00O souls.
YGOR Lira
T
GOSSIP OF WRITERS.
of
listen A district.
Ilsiang A village.
Fu A prefecture.
Fan Kwel Foreign devil.
' llul A club or association.
Total Coventor of a province.
Kwaiug Sul The yoiing emperor.
Chun Chi The general council
state..
Tsung LI Yamen The foreign of
fice. Nel Ko iiratid secretariat and im
perial chancery.
Chung Tang A grand secretary of
state, of whom there are six,
Chllitnt (lovernor general, usuully
superintending two provinces.
Bong Wong YVul-tSoclcty for the
protection of the emperor the re
form society.
Kwnng Vu Wal The young cuiper
or" chief adviser, and the lcuder of
the reform party.
Mung Kui Chu-Vcond adviser of
the emperor ami reform leader. Com
ing to America.
e Ho Chuan Society commonly
known as the Boxers literally, right
eousness, harmony and fists. N. Y.
flun.
IN THE BALDHEADED ROW.
'lie has a very lofty blow, 1 think."
"Yes, nnil if it were to get any loftier it.
would hit him III the back of the neck."
Philadelphia Pros.
"Bald-headed men generally seem so
cheerful and happy." "Of course; they
euu't remember how they looked he'll
they had hair."-Indianapolis Journal.
"Who vtiiH the scientist who made the
dWcmery that buUness wus a sign of
intellect V" " kllow hi .
All 1 know is that he wus bald." Indi
anapolis Press.
Jones T,t bald-headed man Is
Using hair restorers, lie must be con
templating mutrlmony." Johnson
"Very likely he's just got a divorce."
N. J . Journal.
"When woman gMs Into politics,"
asked the shoe clerk. "l!l she have n
pull', ".the will," answered the Cheer
fuljdi, t, ",f her husband is bald-head,
ed." Indianapolis Journal.
When traveling Tolstoi takes the
slowest train he. can find, because he
holds that the charm of traveling Is
Inversely proportioned to its rapidity,
Herbert hpeneer never made any
money on his books, and in. severnl
cases lost some. On his eight volumes
of "Principles of .Sociology," for ex
ample, there was a deficit of Jltl.OOO.
I)r. Murray, of the new English dice
tionnry, wants early Instances of the
use of "Intentions" in the sense of
wishing to marry, lie has been un
able to trace the word further back
than 1HR4.
Dr. E. A. E. Petrel, of Cleveland, 0.,
wrote a poem not long ngo on Ger
many, "To My Fatherland," which was
copied In the Berlin papers, and
brought him a congratulatory letter
from Juiipcror William.
Some time ngo the Princeton (New
Jersey) university presented to the
British museum 350 specimens of
North American birds' eggs ninny
of them of rare species. Now the Brit
ish museum reciprocates by present
ing to the Princeton 'university 2,000
mounted birds, including brilliant
specimens from India, Australia and
the Malay Islands,
SOME MEXICAN PROVERBS.
There's no gain without pain.
To the hungry no bread Is dry.
Wind and good luck do not last,
lie who has little has little to fear.
Flies cannot enter a closed mouth.
Don't take a pawn that must be fed.
A cat in gloves will never catch
rats.
The giiod laundress washes the ahlrt
first.
A book that is shaV makes) no
scholar.
t A friurnl rlnli fiitltinl b.wI b 1
thrift son.
If the pill were not Utter It would
not be gilt.
No word Is ill sjKikeo If it la not III
understood.
A tongue may Inflict B deepr wound
than a sword.
lie who never venture will never
cross the sea.
No evil will endure a liundred years.
When the river is iiasst'd the saint
is forgotten. t
lo not trust your money to those
who keep their eyes on "tho floor
(make an outward sign of piety).
SOME FRENCHMEN OF NOTE.
M. l)e I.nncsMin, French minister of
marine, has issued an edict permit
ling the engineers of the fleet the
honor of epaulets and swords, there
by admitting them to the rank of
combatants, which had hitherto beeu
denied them.
M. I.ahori, who conducted the Drey
fus defense in Paris, will giu- n series
of 40 lectures in this country next
season. It is said that perhaps Mine.
Labor! may ndil inleiv-t to her hus
band's lectures by contributing some
piano umbers. ,She is a splendid
pianist.
Maj, Kstertiny Is now liing in
Paris and Is Iveginning to come it
of that retirement which he recently
found advisable. Many people believe
lie is the recipient of a pension from
the French government, with the tin
dcrMnnding that he .shall do nothing
to revive i 1 n ftiK ni'itatlon.
X
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Without the eld of Calomel, Blue Umm or
Quinine. They are mlnarala end are apt to
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1. BILIOUS HEAD
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8 8. JAUNDICE OF
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4. COATED TONOUl.
FOETID B3EATH.
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6. TENDERNESS AND PAIN IN
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. ENLARGEMENT Of THE LIVER.
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Value of Imports of Tropical Prod
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Mttirt of lite Arttl Arm Irndured In
Uri'fttvr ur l.vmm l)tur In
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VMM I (III is
J In iiroiilf ur the ('inttMl States are
p.ivnitf Jl.iilin.iKH) a ilny for trupioul
piiniM'tH used in nuiniMartut'ii'Lr or
"tpisil ntn! ilriiik. uv.il . nitiPt of xvl.:'!i are
I r iMlmvu in Lri',,i,-r or u !i i in-
nn lir ri Hililv pniiliuM ! in 1 1n- i !;n:t!s
li;eh L;i.' .nine in t ti rinM r r htihiii-
hip wilh tin' I'mit'il Statt s I Im
the ctMitiH cif the imt tti cars. 'the
niil unnniary cf rnin-in-rre mut
lihiuiee, which hits just Imvii it-sip'd h
lite 1 1 eaMM y Lnn nil if t-1 ,H ics,
htiws that in the in muiitlis em'ii'p
wit!) AmII our iiupoits of tr.ip.eii'
p:(!i'iie!.s have l:irii o rr $'M c Mi j.
a! iif, tit ii im.raL'ii.tf ftiil;. $l iV:,t,. On
lav, and iiiiliratin ttiut for t lit- full
i ar t Uvy will reach f.'lt'VVH.i m.
India rulther, tllii is, silk, cotton,
unis. c:iIii:m t woods, lwhyo, hory.
Ivc woikI.s and cvrtain lim f. of rhi tn-
tc.iN ninki' np the hiinre or ni vast
whirh the luatuifactHit'is of ihe
(Hit. (1 States t ii K and 1 1 oniie in con-
t.inltv iiicivaMiiir oiiMii, ii i s. The
iportatiun of raw tnalt rials for um1
hi a ii ti f no t urinf lias iuennt'd Kti
ly jiihI now fonni more than ont -ihiid
of nnr total imports, and the 1.ii-l. pro
portion of this eonicf fn-m the tropics.
Of India ruhher alone the iiupo:tK of
he ten month amount to n.oic than
1!7,iKM),o.mi; of Mlieri. to Sin.rwo.i! i,; of
nnmaniifael nred mIK. $ Itt.u i ,i u ot
cotton, over ? ,t' 'U.uiiii; of uipK, im re
than $5,iwhi.(M!(, while cabinet woods.
dc woods, Indiu and hory also air
reale m veral millions.
Of the constantly inercalnj; propor
tiiin of imports of fiunUt iitTs, Miar, of
conie, is first, and of that thepiopor
tion vxhich omiiu from the tropies is
astly greater In the past year than in
immediately piccetlimr y ai s, the
Ihitch Kast Indus, which lie jus'
InnrMde of the Philippines, 1 i ini; now
..Mr largest single source tf mpply f.-i
-i car. Kor the ten months the Im
p.irtatiotih of hinrar are ninre thar ,f'V
"t i',uiM; those of clT. e to ar! $,v-..
i); lea. marl ll.Viti u.i - u; . 1 acco
himMiao; tU'pical fruits am! nut
$ I i,0tH,t'i'U ; cacao and chocolate. $",
iHJt and Mich other articles as spices,
rice, olive oil, etc., add several millions
to (he total.
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The mstoritT of persons nyon reselling middle sj;c sntl past
find then blood becomes euk anil thin, snd diseases thut were
easily control ieo m earlier lite brvm to atle l the constitution.
Tbine prt!i!itMeil to ScrufuU
till Uicn, but as they tote the Mood, tto lornr tutttt.-.l i.,l , ' LZ
W longer able to properly nourish the lo,ly, atul it lxiines an rusy mark for disease. At this critical period
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MAP OF THE IMTtD STATES, illOWING RF.NI I.TS OF 1800 ELECTION.
IlllVAJt STATUS 11LACK. U KIM.EV STATES WHITE.
The Results In i896.
STATES, M'KINLEY. BRYAN.
With Numbsr of Elsot. Popular Elect. Popular
Electoral Votss. voua. PluraUty. Votes. Plurality.
ALABAMA.... 11 n 75,570
ARKANSAS... 8 8 72,591
CALIFORNIA.. 9 8 2,797 1
COLORADO... 4 4 iaj,882
OONXECTICT. 0 6 63.545
DELAWARE.. 8 . 8 8,630
FLORIDA 4 4 21,448
GEORGIA 13 13 84 141
'
IDAHO 8 8 16.8(18
ILLINOIS 24 24 ' 143,498
INDIANA 15 15 18,181
IOWA 13 13 65,552
KANSAS 10 10 12,209
KENTUCKY.. .13 13 281 1
LOUISIANA... 8 ji 55,138
MAINE 0 6 45,777
MARYLAND.. 8 8 82,224
MASSACIICS..10 15 178,205
MICHIGAN. ...14 14 60,808
MINNESOTA.. 0 8 68,875
MISSISSIPPI.. 9 0 58,729
MISSOURI 17 17 68,729
MONTANA 8 8 " 83.043
NEBRASKA, . . sj 8 13,570
NEVADA 3 . . 3 6.439
NEW flAMP., . 4 4 85,794
NEWJERSEY.10 10 893
1
NEW YORK. . .80 80 268.409
N, CAItOLINA.il n i9i2flo
N. DAKOTA... 8 8 6,049
OHIO 23 23 47,407
OREGON. 4 4 8,117
PENNSYLVA.8J 83 295.073
RHODE ISL'I). 4 4 22.078
S. CAROLINA., ol j 9 49.5,7 '
3. DAKOTA... . 4 4 m
TFANESSEE.Jia 13 17,495 '
TFXAS !' 15 202,014
UTAlt 3j 8 61,033
VEItMONT 4 4 40,490 .
Xil"NU U' " V3 10.341 "
WASliiNtiT-N. 4 4 12.403 "
WVVIlJG!NIA(l! . 8 11,487
Wjsnixsix. uj 13 102.012 "
"I'J. I " M3 "
T'-'T.M. i: 271 1..W.348 j 176 W0.240 "
Estimate of Vote In 1900.
M'KINLEY.
Electoral
Votes.
Popular Plurality.
BRYAN.
Electoral
Votas.
Popular PluraUty.
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