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TIMELY AHNIVEBBAEIES.
Some Current Selections From His
tory's Broad Fage.
May to. -
1773-Alban Butler, author of the "Uvea
of tlifl Saints." tiled.
1S33 Edmund Kcan. tho great tragedian,
died; born 1737. Kean played children's
parts nt nn early nee. At 27 he appear
ed at Drury Lano as Shylock and not
ont)"-established his' own-fame, but re
deemed the popularity' of tho theater.
1S47 Daniel O'Connell, Irish oratoV and
patriot, died at Genoa; born luS. Al-j
though' familiarly called "The JJbcr-1
tuor, u ionntu iau no nymimiuyi
with ftA rvnlntlnnnrv Kntrit of hla I
times. He once declared that ho would
"accept of no social amelioration a
the ost of ffBlngle drop of blood."
ISO-Rear AUmlral Thomas IL Stevens, U,
8. N.. retired, died at Itockvllle, lad.;
born 1S13.
lS9&-Edouard Itemenyl, noted violinist,
died tn Ean Francisco; born USu,
' Mny 10.
17Sl-Coloncl John Buttrlck,
commander of the Amer
icans at the Concord
fight, died, aged CO.
lSOl-Willlam Henry Sew
ard, statesman, barn tn
Florida, Orange county,
N. Y.; died 1S7J.
1S30 Baron Fourier, fa
mous French mathema
Fourier.
tician, died; born J7CS. Like many oth
er honest reformers, Fourier found
himself outstripped by radicals in tha
cause of the revolution, which he es
poused with ardor. He was twice Im
prisoned by the dominant faction. Un
der Napoleon. Fourier was honored as
a savant and Riven positions worthy
his great talents. He was elected to
the academy In 1S1T. y
ISM Rev. Dr. Edward Bright, editor Tho
Kxamlatr, died in NewflTork city; born
usos. '
1S35-Admiral Jprjn J. Almy, t7. 8. N.. re
tired, died in Washlncton; bcrn ISlt
' Vnlnable Advice.
Xppng Lady A friend of rnlno Is en
gaged to a man, and now bo refuses to
marry her. . What would you advise her
to do?
Old Lawyer Is tho man wealthy?
Young Lady No. lie hasn't a shil
ling. Old Lnwyer Then I'd ndvlso her to
.write him n nlco letter of thanks.
London Telegraph. T
ThorrTs'and splinters' undlrfg their
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,way under the skin frequently give con
slderahlc pain. If they cannot bo Im
mediately extracted, for which purpose
a new needle will be foudd in most
cases a sufficient surgical Instrument,
the part should bo bathed with hot
.water. In event of inflammation the
steam of hot water should be applied.
Tn fVasb It Out.
"jTos," raid the aristocrat. "I was in
dignant, and I wroto hi in that the
clandesUne marriage of our' son to his
,daughtcr was n blot on- tho family
Bcutcheon, and his only reply was to
send mo an advertisement of a 'new
brand of soap be is just putting on the
market."
Clond on the Horl-on.
' "Old MulUmlillon Is afraldt'hit some
day be may be poor."
"What gives him thntldca?"
nis daughters' husbands." Puck.,,
Water sufficient to cover one ncre one
Inch deep will weigh 101 tons.
, At Home. . r
"Can you talk on your feet?" said
-tho young man who was thinking rue
fully of tho time ho tried to mako an
after dinner speech.
"I can," was tho answer; accompa
nied by tho baleful smile of a person
who Is nbout to make a deliberate joke.
"I used to lecture on chiropody."
Washington Star.
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I'liiued.
'.What's the matter with grandfa
ther?" .,.,
T "IIo's Insulted. You see, bo's nearly
ninety, and lie happened to hear you
remark that tho good dlo young." Chi
cago Post.
Beep Toward It,
"Darling, may I consider myself your
ubcepledjover.'" i
"Weil-er-er- linrdfy.tuntl But for
tho present you may consider yourself,
my prevailing fad." Stray Stories.
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P"T ' A tlleraVr T To'per,
There bavo been many literary tea
topers, but William tlnslltt, the writer
find critic, probably surpassed every
other nuthor in tho singularity and
strength of his potations, Itlslng usu
ally nt 1 or 2 o'clock In tlio day, ho
would sit over his breakfast of ex
ceedingly strong black tea nnd a toast
ed French roll If ho had no work on
hand for hour?, silent, motionless and
sclc absorbed as n Turk,
It wis tho only stimulant or luxury
he ever took, and ho was very fas
tidious about Us quality, using always
tho mo'st cxpeuslvo kind and consum-
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2uh
when ho lived npne, ' about a
I pound a week.
lie nlwnys mndo tho
ton himself, halt filling the teapot with
tea. Dourlnn hotline; water on It nml
then almost Immediately pouring It out)
and mingling with It a great quantity
of sugar and cream.
Such a bevcrngo must havo been de
licious. Indeed, pbujjlfcs Jerrold says,
Vthcro was fnsJInHfldn In It," but ns n
dnll sttniulant it must have been most
deleterious, and as tho essayist died
after several severe nttnckB from a dls
caso of the dlgestlvo organs It prob
ably caused his death. Berenices.
Phenomenal Honeymoon.
A newly married couple wcro on their
.way from Antwerp to Paris when one
of their fellow passengers cut his
throut''vVlth a razor In tho railway car
riage ln.wblch they wcro traveling.
Another shock awaited them In Paris,
A visitor In the hotel In which they
wcro staying was killed In tho lift in
their presence.
On Sunday they called on a friend
living in Paris who had invited them to
lunch nt his house. '.When extending
tho invitation ,th6 fricijd. observed,
laughing, "You will not flnu qny corpses
.with me." But when they arrived tjt
tho houso their host greeted them, with,
a request to have tho lunch put'tjff. as
:hls servant had died that morning In n
bathtub from heart disease.
This was tqo much for tho bride, who
fainted apd tbcu ypnt into hysterics. ;
1110 coupio.. stipscnncntiy iook ino
rst train bacJc to Antwerp. London
Olobe. .
Fanistlo Bottles.
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Among foreign bottlo curios nro found
tBuddba bottles, dragons, sea horsey,
ships, gondulns, fountains, violins,
whales and lion bottles; bottles with
horizontal stories or perpendicular di
visions and glass jugs with horns or
.whistles in tho handles. American ctf
rlo bottles show a wide but more prac
tical range, expressing national jocos
ity In such shapes as cigars, pistols,
monuments, eggs, boxing gloves, bird
cagrs, .canteens, lanterns, scallop
shells, shoes, slippers, roller skates,
barrels, cpstlcs, sndlls, birch bark logs,
cones, pyramids, figures of Undo Sam,
Banta Claus and the like, Century.
Criticising; n rorlrali.
1 Walter Dean, Sr onco hired nn artist
to paint his portrait, with the stipula
tion that the plcturo would not be ac
cepted and paid for unless It looked
like himself. When tho portrait was
completed, it was sent to Mr. Dcnn,
who did not recognize himself- and ab
solutely refused to pay tho painter.
The painter sued,' and Joo Strong, tho
artist, was called In to givo an expert
opinion.
"You sco the portrait of Mr. Dean?"
the lawyer asked.
"No," said Mr. Strong, "I do not."
"There it Is," said tho lawyer, point
ing to the big canvas. ,
! "'I dohli call that a portrait I call
that a map of' Mr. Dean." Bald Mr.
Strong.
Tho Lova of Nature.
- A real loro of naturo is one of tho
most valuable possessions which you
can have, since it will contluuo to af
ford you happiness as long ns you live,
Hut In order, to bavo this lovo you must
get It while you nro young while you
still havo leisure to givo It first place
in your thoughts. Naturo must bo your
first, sweetheart or sho will not bo your
sweetheart ntall, Woman's Homo
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