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MACCULINt: IM.UN0I0 1 U-.CY.
the Fnntltlloiinneici of the AvrrnRO Sinn
Vnnlnlie at llio l"ice I.iinch Counter.
To tbo student of human natuio
tho free lunch counter offers a fruit
ful field for observation and cogita
tion. Tho average Now Yorker, who Una
money enough to command a fair
(share of tho comforts of life, prides
himself on being rather fastidious
about his victuals. Ho instate on
tleanlincss above all things. lie bo
conies very indignant if at a lestau
ruiit a plato is sot before him that
bears tho imprint of dirty fingers.
His knifo and fork must bear no
traco of tho servico they havo done
for tho guust who last used them.
His cup and saucer must bo immacu
late oi' there will bo troublo for some
body. And if ho should discover in
any way that tho food set beforo
him woa boincthing which had boon
previously handled and rejected by
other patrons of tho restaurant
why, ho would take a fit right off,
and when ho recovered ho would
bring suit against tho proprietor,
confident in tho assurance that any
jury which wasn't tampered with
would award him heavy damages.
But when ho confronts a free lunch
counter all his fastidiousness van
ishes. Ho sees dozens of hands paw
ing over tho contents of various
dishes which aro all supposed to bo
moro or less provocativo of ardent
thirst, without any sensations of
squeamishness becoming apparent in
his interior department. Ho calmly
helps himself to a piece of ham or a
ecrap of cheeso and proceeds to con
sumo it without being in the slightest
degree disturbed by tho reflection
that tho particular morsel ho choso
for tho gratification of his appetite
had beon touched by many fingers
some probably greatly in need of
washing beforo ho secured it.
If ho uses a fork to help himself to
beans or potato salad or a mussol or
two, it isn't a clean fork that ho em
ploys. It is a fork that ho picks out
of a jar of dirty water, into which
tho man who last used it dropped it.
That makes not tho slightest differ
ence to him, however, in a saloon,
although in a restaurant it would
justify him in "raising Cain." But
when ho goes to got his drink thero
will bo tho douco to pay if ho detects
tho decoctor mixing him a cocktail
in a glass that is not porfectly clean.
All this, tho philosopher would Bay,
tends to Bhow that tho avorago m.i"
is moro a oreaturo of habit than of
reason, and that what fastidiousnoes
ho munifeats is Bimply based on cus
tom. Now York Horald.
A Bui Driver's Orlounce.
"No, sir, I don't like ladios riding
outside my bus," was tho seemingly
ungallaut observation which a bus
driver mndo to us tho othor day.
Wo got near tho box soat and asked
him why, "Well sir," ho continued,
"I should notnimd tho ladios bloss
'era riding outeldo if thoy would
keop their umbrollas off mo. When
ovor a lady wants to stop tho bus,
ulio always prodB mo in tho back, not
with tho dainty, silver topped handlo
of her umbrella, but with tho dirty
end of it. Look at this coat. It was
now on Bank holiday.
"At tlio end of tho day my wifo
counted twonty dirty marks upon tho
back, ull f rr.n umbrollas. It's rather
hard on a chap to spend a quid on a
now coat und then to havo it treated
in this wav, in winter of courso,
just when wo put on any Bort of mi
old coat, all tho ladios want to rido
inside It is only in summer whon
tho ladios go outeldo, and then after
dragging thoir umbrollas ovor tho
Btroote the" plant tho dirty ond in
tho middlo of my back. I liko tho
Bummor and tho ladios, too, but I
shall bo glad when tho ono is over
and tho othor goes inside." Million,
llli VTUli for llor Future.
Old Lady (to driver of growler)
Now, driver, I want you to go very
carofully.
"Cortainly, mum."
"And not go racing with otlier
ctbs."
"No, mum."
"And not go rouud tho corners,
quickly,"
"No, mum."
After tho job, old lady hauding
him a shilling, said:
"You havo drivon rao vory caro
fully and woll, and hero is a shilling
for you. Havo you drivon a cub all
your lifol"
"No, mum. I used to drivo n
hoarse, and blest if I don't go back
to it. It's a bettor gamo than this.
I hope I'll drivo yer again,
London Tit-Bits,
Kutw How to Keep m Hotel.
Quest I'd Boon Btarvo horo.
Proprietor (couutry hotel) Thoro's
plenty to oat.
"PerliHjw bo, but those waiter girls
of yours don't attend to mo."
"Thoy don't. Well, thnt'H caUly
fixed. Hero's bouio wax."
"What good ia thatH"
"Put it qu your mustache of
flourse, and cuil tho ends, You've
got too much of a married look. '
New York Weekly,
I A WiK OnttTwl Huutvliuhl,
GuUei.ir,, -Good uvwiiug, my hi
tie dir. Li your papn Rt homo!
'Little Denri don't know j I'll too.
Mmhum te ut home, ami whou bhe's
ttivuud J never c tell whether iwp
it here or ot, ' 0 quiet, Good
Kva.
-AIWOLUTK LKADEHM IN-
.1 t..ulitur In UrciiBt.
Tho pculptors in Greece aro cele
brated, but a "sculptor in grease" is
something of a novelty in tho art
world. Novortholess Washington
possesses st ch a phenomenal artist,
who finds 1 copo for tho exhibition of
ins genius not in classic marble or
plastic clay, but bas-relief models in
lard and busts in butterine. His
namo fa B. C. Ford, and his studio is
at the west of Center market.
Tho way Mr. Ford entered upon
his artistic career was entiroly by
cccident. It is his custom to pile fit
ly or sixty pounds of lard upon his
counter, and ono day he carelessly
t icked up a knifo and carved a bas
lelief portrait in tho sido. It was
moicly an ideal head, drawn at ran
dom, but possessed such merit as to
attract considerable attention and
custom from tho marketers. Sena
tor Mandorson, who happened along,
was particularly struck with tho por
trait, which ho declared to bo a re
markable likeness of Sir Walter Ra
leigh. Since then Mr. Ford has continued
his experiments and developed con
siderable skill in manipulating his
novel material for modeling. His
tools aro ordinary carving knives,
with which ho chitels out in rough
some ideal face. Tho features aro
nfterward molded and smoothed by
the fingers, tho warmth of which
renders tho lard plastic. When this
has been done to tho artist's satis
faction ho dips his fingers in ico wa
ter, which chills and fixes tho fcf
tures, at tho samo timo imparting a
marbloliko gloss to tho bust and
fallowing almost translucent in tho
electrio light. Washington Post.
A I'wrzletl Kiicllsh Visitor.
When Lady Somerset first camo
to America sho was particularly
anxious to becomo acquainted with
all tho American customs nnd to
tako part in everything American.
Her appreciation of America was in
tense "Nojiv will you tell mo," oho baid
ono day to a friend, "why tho chest
nut has been selected ns a national
nut and why it is so dear to tho
hearts of evory ono? I notice that
all, bo they old or young, boy or
girl, man or womau, speak of tho
chestnut frequently and always pleas
antly und oven affectionately.
"Today, as I was seated in ono of
your hoi so cars, a littlo boy began
telling another ono soma short anoc
doto, whon suddenly tho other littlo
boy (.prang to his feet and shouted,
'Oh, chestnuts 1' Later in tho day I
saw ono man whisper somothing in
tho ear of a frioud, to which tho
friend only roplied, 'Oh, what a
chestnut I'
"How pleasant to havo Bomothing
of which ovory ono is so fond. But
oxplain tho cuuso of tho liking.
Why was that particular nut select
ed? Why not tho nlmond or tho pe
can? Is it that tho chestnut grows
moro freely hero?" New York
World.
Wlien tho Reporter Ia Working.
Whon youseo a roportor engaged
in writing in a railway carringo,
don't imaginothat it is his innate
cussedness or his lovo of hard work
that forms his motivopowor. Noth
of tho kind. I havo scon a roportor
writing in a roilwuy carriage, and
drivon almost to desperation by
stress of timo nnd illegibility of noto
nnd wnnt of lucidity in tho speaker
worried by questions about his short'
hand and to rate of speed at which
ho can write it, by inconsidorato pap-
wngors, who then snow their grati
tudo in practical fashion by lotting
down tho windows and blowing
away tho notes ho has boon bo pain
fully transcribing.
On othor occasions I havo heard
pas-songors outer into a violent polit
ical dobato, with frequent appeals
to tho reporter, varied by whistling
and singing. At tho samo timo a
writer in a railway carringo cannot
expect everybody to bo hilent just to
pleaso him, and thoroforo ho would
do woll to cultivate concentration of
mind. London Tit-Bits.
Moilertililng t!io Mother of Cities.
Tho Mothor of Cities is in bouio re
spects tho newest of them nil. Ono
half of Home is ns now as a back
woods' Battlement, nnd strenuous ef
forts aro being mado to furbish up
tho othor half. But with tho latest
innovation in Rome thero is not
much uood to quarrol. Tho city ia
now lighted by elootricity, generated
by tho cjibcado of classic Tivoli. Such
things, iu such connection, Bound ap
pallingly inodoru; but nothing of
that kind ia too strange not to bo
true, now that wo boom likely boforo
long to hoar tho cry of "Changohoro
for Damascus r San Frmicisco Ar
gonaut. Anifilviui rrourcM,
Disgubtod American (on a dusty
road) Well, horo wo nro riding be
hind n pair of Uovsm and taking thoir
dust just liecnuso our grandfathers
did.
Friend What's tho matter now!
"Tho hordes ought to bo hitched at
tho rear ond of tho carringo. Quick,
as I havo ton minutes to spare, I'll
invent bomo way," Now York
WtvMy.
III (Irent Ambition,
Willie hud been watching tho dem
olition of a houso near his homo with
grunt interest. Thou ho bald s
"Papa, I think I'll bo an unbulhler
when I giow up. Terinjf dowu
hoiwea mut be lota of fuu." Har
jer' Bwr,
Tho lri.ml of Chocorua.
Chocorua. which can be seen from
the poet's homo, is a tall mountain
perfectly baro on top and bereft of
all vegetation. Thero is a native
legend in connection with it, as with
, all old Indian localities, that is very
interesting.
Chocorua was tho chief of a great
tribe who dwelt on tho borders of
what Whittier calls "his broad Lake
Ossipeo." For years tho tribo and
their mighty chief woro supreme,
but ono day tho white man came.
Tho strange visitors had conquered
all tho other Indians, but Chocorua
was bound not to submit. For days
and days tho battlo raged until the
chief alone was left, and ho fled from
tho conquerors. Tho white men fol
lowed him on and on, pressing close
behind, until tho chief sped up the
rugged mountain sido and left his
enemies below.
Then bo raised his hands aloft and
prayed to tho Great Spirit to grant
his final wish, and ho cursed tho
mountain on which he stood, and or
dered nothing to grow upon tho sum
mit while the white man held tho
laud. Long and hard was his curse
upon tho mountain top, and when he
had tiuished night had como and tho
chief leaped into tho darkness and
vanished from sight forevermoro;
and, runs tho legend, from that timo
forth tho mountain was called Cho
corua, and the curso of the old In
dian was fulfilled, for today it wbaro
and bleak.
Such wa3 tho Btory told one sum
mer's night beneath tho shadow of
the mountain just as tho moon out
lined it against tho sky. Harper's
Young People.
TI10 Sl.v of I'limlUe)!.
Tho decrease in tho sizo of families
is a subject which causes some alarm.
Taking tho United States as a whole,
it is found by tho census figures that
in 1830 the averago family consisted
of 5.35 porsuns. Thero ha'i been a
gradual deoreaso, it being in 1SG0
5.!3, in 187Q5.09, in 18S0 5.01 and in
1800 l.'Jt. Looking at tho different
geographical divisions, it is found
that this rulo holds tiuo except in
tho western division, where the aver
ago size of the family has ri en fi am
4.18 in 18.)0 to -1.C8 in lbW), tho in
cieuso having been steady tin ough
tho intermediate decades.
This result would havo been ex
pected, of com so, on account of the
settlement of the west in tho last
few years, tho population having in
creased rapidly and being more and
moio bi ought to tho family basis in
stead of that of single individuals or
young families Fettling in western
territories. Tho small avorago tizo
of- tho family in Oklahoma shows,
tho influenco of now sottlemonts
upon tho sizo of tho family.
In Oklahoma tho bug of tho fam
ily will increase until population bo
comes fairly denso, whon it will fol
low the rule of older communities
and decivaso. When population bo
comes moro or less urban in eluii ac
tor tho maximum is reached, and
after that a constantly receding av
orago will probably bo shown at
each succeeding census. Carroll D.
Wright in Popular Science Monthly.
l'lcurri About Nebula1. ,
Wo know of some 3,000 nebula)
which represont milky ways liko
ours. Lot us count 2,000 of them as
being of tho sizo of our milky way
(our milky way holds about 20,101,
000 stars), then 2,000 by 20,191,000
equals .10,a83,000,000 suns, or 2,019,
100,000,000 heavenly bodies. Supposo
theso heavenly bodies parading beforo
our mental oyo ono por minute, it
would roquiio 3,810,000 years to fin
ish tho inarch, in all of which time
wo would havo to look upon them
uncoabingly. Supposo n human bo
ing migrating from globo to globo and
spending fifty years on each, ho
would requiro 100,955,000,000,000
years for tho round. If ho staid
only ono hour ho would savo much
timo, but still need 230,000,000 years
for tho task.
Yot tlicso nobuho aro only n part
of tho univcrsol Outsido tho nob
ula limits wo know of othor nobuho
uot roBolvnblo into stars. Thoy ap
pear to bo primitivo iiobulw, pure
unused world stuff matter for now
creations. Soino of them occupy a
Bpaco as largo as tho orbit of Uranus.
Somo aro still larger. Tho ono in
"Orion" is estimated to bo 2,200,000,
000,000,000,000 times lorgor than our
Bun. Copenhagen Norastjornou.
t
Dutu or IIU Downfall.
Anxious Wifo I am appalled nt
my dear husband's growing disre
gard for tho truth.
Sympathetic Visitor Aud ho was
always bo truthful I When did this
torriblo change tako place?
Anxious Wifo Sinco ho spent two
weoks fishing for tarpon. Pittsburg
Bulletin.
Slightly Improbable,
Judge Duffy You Bay you nro in
nocent. What, then, woro you do
ing with tho wnteh if you didn't in
tend to steal it?
Sam Johnbing I jest wanted tor
wind it up for him, Dut's do solemn
troof. I can't tell n Ho of I wus tor
try for a week, Texas' Siftiuga.
Tho last words of tho Bmproes
Josephine wore: "I Blmll die regret
ted. I havo always dosired the hap
piueut of Franco. I did all in my
lowor to contribute to it, I can eay
with truth that the first wife of
NRpoleoa iwvr caused a tear to
flow." 1
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fr - - ' ' "tW .. .m ' '"" II
CHATS ABOUT MEN.
Mr. Balfour, M. P., when addressing
public meeting, speaks at tho rato of
100 woids per minute.
A. Louden Snowden, tho new minister
to Spain, ia a cousin of Genor.il Snow
T ii. r tho Pennsylvania militia.
Heii!- Mosler, whoso artistic successes
havo lately won him tho decoration of
the Legion of Honor in Trance, is an
American by biith. He was born in
Cincinnati.
Professor the Right Hon. Sir Lyon
Playfnir, who hai been given a peerage,
is noted in the scientific world for his
attainments in chemistry and other sci
entific branches.
John 1. Blair, the railroad magnate,
whoso first sale was a uiuskrat skin, and
who now is a very man) millionaire,
celebrated his ninetieth birthday at his
homo in Blairstown.
J. F. Le Maistre, who recently cele
brated the lOyth anniversaiy of bis birth
at Brighton, Vt., is ono of tho oldest
men in Now England. He is a native of
tho islo of Jersey, and is still quite vig
orous. Tho MacDermot, Mr. Gladstone's at
torney general for Ii eland, is one of tho
fow Irishmen who lotain the old titles
of chieftaincy. Ho is the head of the
ancient MacDermot family, formerly
princes of Moylurg.
Dr. Tatiner, tho Irish H. P., suffers
fiom deafness, tho lesult of being hit
upon tho side of the head by a well di
rected sod tin own by somebody in a
crowd of patriots who objected to his
speech upon tho hustings.
General S. W. Crawford, commandor
of tho Pennsylvania reserves, has pre
sented to the Redwood library, of New
port, a facsimile of the notable letter
written by Chnstophcr Columbus in
14S)3, giving a bnof account of his voy
age for tho discovery of America.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
Cnt glass cracker jars havo plain sil
ver covers.
A flood of enameled bowknotsof every
lino are in tho market.
A turtle brooch has a pearl back sur
i winded by olivines and a diamond head.
Coilrd silvor snakes, oxidized with
colorod he-ids, are of every sort for
FMirfpms
Tho largo now postal cards aro already
provided with charming lecoptacles of
pierced silvor.
A now lamp is a silver pitcher with
handles on both sides, and a globo cov
ered with' a perforated silver shade.
Tho branching silver candlesticks
uniting in a common stem crossed with
perforated trellis work aio a novelty.
Coflee and ico cream epoons, with
shell tips and shell monntings carried
half way down tho gilt bowls, are
piotty
IhulpMuin sets of coffuo spoons aro
mndo with different flowor handles.
The pansy, roso, forjjetmonot, pea and
the rest of tho garden, with greenish
tinted foliage, como in sets.
Silver buckles aro in the largest de
mand at tho present moment, whether
accompanied pr not by tho silvor belt.
Thoso m medallions or flexible wiro nie
prefened to tho solid elaborate raised
work belts. .lowelers' Cucular.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
George Gould is credited with an at
tempt at securing Wabash prosies for
tho purpose of ousting Piesident Ashley
at the coming annual meeting.
A lG-ini'li cylinder locoraotivo on the
International and Great Northern
hauled 128 cars, almost all of them
loaded, from Galveston to Houston.
Tho Union Pacific intends putting on
a daily hteamship service between San
FranciFco nnd Portland. This action is
ono result of tho transcontinental rate
war.
Over 100 milos will bo added to the
Sou extension from Valley City, N. D..
to the Canadian boundary this season.
There will teiimiu less than 100 miles tu
bo built in order tocompleto tho lino.
Chief engineer Todd, of the Penn
sylvania, is in Chicago arranging for
tlio World's fair Improvements iu the
Union dopot there. The w ork will cost
about $200,000, and will bo completed by
nest Fobinary
It la two years since tho trains known
as tho Mmthwobtem limited wcro put on
to run between St. Louis and Now
York, and between Cincinnati aud Now
York over tho Big Four and the Van
derbllt lines, and what at first was
looked upon as an experiment has
proven n great success.
AROUND THE THRONES.
The palace of tha king of Slnni is in
closed iu high whito walls which aro a
mile in circumference.
Tho crown princess of Sweden and
Norway is tin enthusiastic amateur pho
tographer, nud has taken over U.000
views during her journey in Egypt.
Tho sultan of Turkey, Abdul Hnmld,
is said to be nn excellent pianist, and
part of his dully routlno couslsts in giv
ing a couple of hours' instruction to his
daughters.
FACTS GROUND DOWN.
Tho Isle of Guernsey exacts a tax from
all aliens.
The world In tsaicousumed U.808,000
bales of cotton.
The 90,000 newspapers iu America em
ploy 900,000 iaeu.
The dye'v of one piece of linen re
quire eighteen di&Uuut proeeMiea.
The first oarpei factory ia Karope wan
wtalMihU la fiAY. ftWW. lH.
African finnilniormn.
The- sandstorms of African deserts
nro caused by tho great pow n- of tho
sun's rays, tho extreme dryness of
tho air and tho small conducting
power of tho sand. Tho superficial
layers of sand in the deserts of Afri
ca and Arabia often becomo heated
to 200 degs. Fahrenheit to a depth of
Bovoral inches. Tho air resting on
this hot sand becomes also greatly
heated, thus causing ascending cur
runts, As a result of these air Hows
in from all sides, and different cur
rents meeting cyclones aro formed,
which aro swept onward by tho
wind prevailing nt tho timo. Sinco
tho tempera turo of tho air, originally
high, is still further raised by the
heated grains of sand with which it
is loaded it rapidly increases to a
most intolerable degree. In tho
Bhado it has been known to reach
120 degs. It is to tho parching dry
ness of this wind, its glowing heat
and its choking dust, and not ns is
sometimes supposed, to auy poison
ous qualities it possesses that its de
structive effects on animal lifo aro to
bo ascribed. Tlio effects of sand
storms aro most terrible, largo cara
vans being frequently overwhelmed
and destroyed by them. It was y
their agoncy that tho armies of Cain
byses and Sennacherib were annihi
lated. Brooklyn Eagle.
zvjWi .vJ'wXr "fin
HON. Z. AVERY,
One or the Umoctr Contractors and Bun-
CR8 ll NEBRASKA.
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
Gband Isund, Neb , April 8th, 1893.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elhhart, 2nd.
Gzntlihen: I had been troubled with heart
DIBtASr. rORTHE LABT 30 YEARS, ?! although t
was treated by able nhytlclaus and tried many
remedies, I grew steadily worse until I was com
pletely PROSTRATED AND CONDNEP TO MY BED
WITHOUT ANY HOPE Or RECOVERY. 1 WOUld have
very bod Blnk .. rn. r n ins spells, when
my pulso worTI IRF Oul" Bt0P beating
altogether, V r & ''and it was with
tho greatest difficulty that my circulation could
ggTHOUSANDSgg
ck to consciousness again. Whllo In thlq condi
tion I tried your new Heart Cure, and began
to improve from tbo first, and now I am able to do
a good day'B work fbrn, man 69 yearaof age. I glvo
Dn Miles1 New Heart Cunt all tho
credit for my recovery. It la over six months sinco
I have taken any, although I keep a bottle In the
house In case I should need it. I have also used
your nerve and Liver Pills, and thinko,
great deal of them. Z. Aveky, .
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY!
Slnybo you think this is a now business,
Bcndfnjr out babies on application ; It has been
douo before, however, but never have thoso
furnished been so near t lie original samploas
tills ono. Everyone will exclaim, " Well 1
that's the sweotest baby I o er saw I" This
littlo blaclc-uml-whito engraving can give
you but u faint Idea of theexqulsltoorlglnal,
n-n - - vr jmj
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" I'M X DAISY."
which wo propose to Bend to you, transpor
tation imlu. Tlio littlo darling rests aguliist
a pillow, and Is In tho act of drawing off its
pink sock, tlio muto of which has been pulled
oil nnd llimij asido with a triumphant coo.
Tho Ucsli tints aro porf cct, and tlio t' es follow
you, no innttorwucro you stand. Thcoxqul.
"Itoronroductlonsof this greatest painting of
Ida VVnugh (tho most celebrated of modern
painters of baby lifo) nro to bo ph en to tboso
who ubscrlbo to Dcmorcst's Viunlly Jlnga
ilno for 16J. Tho reproductions cannot bo
told from tbo original, which cost 100, and
aro tlio samo sizo (17iil Inches). Thcbnhyis
life Mze, und absolutely lifelike We hue
also In preparation, to present to our sub
scribers during 1S'J3, other great iiictuies by
suLlinrtlstsnsl'erey Moran.Maud Humphrey,
Louis Do-champs, nnd others of worlu-wlcio
renown, aauo oniy two examples or wimt
woilidd'irlns tho past year, "A Vmd of Tun
ele," and "A White IIouso Orchid" by tho
wiloof l'ro-ddcnt Harrison, and ou will eco
wh it our promises mean.
'1 huso who subscrlho for Dcmorost's Family
Miiirczlno f ir l'Kl will post ess a gallery ol oi
qulslto works of art of great vuluo, besides a
Mnjrizlno that cannot bo equaled by an In
tho woild for Its beautiful illustrations und
subject matter, that will l.copoeryone post
ed on all tho topics of tho day, nnd ail tbo
fads nud different items of Interest about tho
household, besides furnishing Interesting
reading matter, both gra o and gay, for tho
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