A l'tonunu'iit Is to
I'll irlo t'iu'iH'11 lit Mt
bo eroded to
Auburn eeino-
tory, Woston.
Tito fid verity of Sofia, r.iilSi"'lii. Is
d hi in I to nclil liwtruotloii In Kntrliwli
jlici'ch ami litonUnro to Its curriculum.
Kmppror William's latest fad Is pho
f iphy in three colors. Ho 1ms n
5 i lu his palace of Monhljott, whore
4 he urks.
A collide cap or "mortar-board"
undo of straw and colored white or
bluck has Just been placed on the Kn
Ush market for the hot weather.
London I'uneli remarked the other
lay: "0'ir royal princes have to under
go all the hardships of ordinary little
boys. Last week, for Instance, they
(voro taken to the r.rttish Museum."
Owlus to the law iirollts neorulns
from the various municipal undertak
ings at liolton, Knjilnnd, for last year,
the corporation has been able to hand
over In relief of the taxes the sum of
FL' 17,500.
A pheasant has built her nest on one
f the butts of a military rllle range at
rtcehurst, England. She has not been
bit yet, and evidently does not expect
to be, the soldiers doing their best to
lustlfy her conlidence.
In order that traflie niay not be di
rected from the railways in .Manchuria
the Japanese, It Is said, have rebuilt
he river bridges, destroyed during the
war, so that they are too low for the
Chinese freight boats to pass under
them.
On an ash tray which has reached
England from Oermany, Is the follow
ing: "Delllement of the room by ash of
flgurs Is forbidden to the severest. Any
pn who. notwithstanding, makes guilty
of such a one will be punished Irre
vocably by house arrest."
A pulpit that has been consecrated
by the British bishop of Carlisle for
use lu St. Uuthbert's, Carlisle, runs on
wheels. It Is brought In and taken out
of tlu ehuivh by means of a trolley and
endless rope. Made of mahogany and
over nine feet in height, the pulpit cost
pi, 000.
When Lord Curon was appointed
viceroy of India, the post recently va
cated, he completed one of the dreams
of his school days. From the time he
Qrst knew that "Government house,"
Calcutta, was a fac simile of his ances
trul home, Kedleston Hall, near Derby.
lie desired to occupy It as governor
teneral of India.
Senator Spooner h,i stopped smok
lng. lie was mouniiog his sad fate
when Senator Dolllver. thinking to lie
sympathetic, said: "Well, 1 guess It Is
pretty well admitted that the use of
tobacco tends to shorten a man's days.'
"That's right," Senator Spooner replied
"I find that my days -without It are
about sixty hours long."
It Is not generally known, says tK'3
London Express, that a generous couu
try supplies menilK'rs of the House of
Commons with gratuitous snuff. "For
merly," the Express says, "snuff was
described lii the estimates as such, but
to ward off the objection aroused by
Improving habits the charge of L'0O a
year was mixed up or covered in the
estimates as 'lamp oil.'"
The Empress Eugenie has just giv
en to the Swiss canton of Thurgau
the castle of Areneuberg, where Napo
leon III. passed several years of his
youth. Queen Hortense, on the fall of
the First Empire, lied to Switzerland,
and In 1817 purchased the castle, which
Is delightfully situated on the shore of
Lake Constance. In the castle are the
Empress Josephine's harp, Queen Hor
tense's harpsichord anil a camp bod
etead of Napoleon III.
Strictly speaking a "Journal" should
be a dally publication, although the
word no longer has that limited use.
The case of "Journey" Is exactly com
parable. Even to Cha-ucor It still meant
a day's prognss, and In the fourteenth
century It wa.s possible to speak of one
country as being "ilfty-two journeys"
fllslant from another a "Journey" be
ing reckoned usually as twenty miles.
But "journey" calls up no suggestion
whatever of a day now.
"Spanking" did not suggest chastise
ment originally. It wa.s unknown to
Johnson lu this sense; to him a "spank
er" meant "a person who takes long
steps with agility." Itnpltl motion
. soi-ns to be the root Idea of the word
I'sli.'llik." which Is: 11(11- miii'i.l
outatlve of the sound of the act, as
"slap" and "smack" are. The low Ger
man "spakkern," or "sponkern," to run
and spring about quickly, Is close to
tho original meaning. Ilenco a "spank
ing pace," a "spanking breeze,." and a
"pank(r," In the sense of an active
and sturdy person.
Uetwciwi mi Kit-plum t'n Kent.
Towurd tho end of the summer of
1850 William Cotton Oswell was on un
f'.ophant-liunt In Africa, and nearly lost
(lis llfo. In his biography his own dt
(Jcrlptlon of the adventure Is given. An
I elephant was close to lilm. There wns
no time to wait If the hunter was t)
' get a shot. The beast was on the move,
and the dust Hew from Ida side as tin'
heavy ball struck him.
Screaming angrily, he turned full
front lu the direction cf the tree by
which 1 stood, motioiilest". For a mo
ment we confronted one another, and
then the rumbling note of alarm ut
tered by his companions decided hi:-'
on joining them. I regained the pat'.i
and rode along the line of their retreat
which, as shown 'by the yielding bush,
was parallel to It. After a time the
thorns thinned out, and I caught sight
of the wounded elephant holding a
course of his own a little to the left of
his fellows; and when he entered the
tropical forest beyond 1 was In his
wake, and very soon compelled to fol
low where he broke a way.
A little extra noise from the pur
suers caused the pursued to stop; and
while clinging like Gilpin to the horse
and peering at the broad stern of the
chase, I saw him suddenly put his head
where his Uill ought to have been. The
trunk was tightly colled. Forward
Happed the huge ears, up went the tall,
and down he came like a gigantic bat
ten feet across.
Pinned above and on each side, by
dismounting 1 could hope neither to es
cape nor to kill my opponent. 1 there
fore lugged my unfortunate anlma'
round, and urged him along. The ele
phant thundered straight through ob
stacles which we were obliged to go
round, and In fifty yards we were fasl
In a thick bush, and he within lifted)
feet of us.
As a last chance I tried to get off,
but lu rolling round In my saddle no
spur galled the pony's Hank, and tho
elephant screamiug over him at the
same moment, he made a convulsive ef
fort and freed himself. That depos
ited ine in a sitting position Immediate
ly in front of the uplifted forefoot of
the charging bull.
So near was It that I mechanically
opened my knees to allow him to put 11
down, and throwing myself back, cross
ed my hands upon my chest, and obstl
uately puffed myself out with the Idea
of trying to resist the giant tread. J
saw the burly brute from chest to tal!
as he passed directly over me length
ways, one foot between my knees am!
one fourteen Inches beyond my head,
and not a graze! Five tons at least.
Out of all my narrow escapes this la
the only one that remained with me It
recollection for any time. One hear.'
of nightmares. Well, for u month oj
moro I had nlghtelephants.
APROPOS'S LEGACY.
Although the number of slaves In
Newburyport, Mass., was never very
large, says the author of the "History
of Newburyport," yet the purchase and
sale of negro women and men, brought
from the Barbados and other Islands
In tho West Indies for some of the
prominent Inhabitants of the town,
was not considered Illegal or disrepu
table previous to the clo-v of the Revo
lutionary War. It Is pleasant to know,
however, that the greater number of
the slaves were not anxious to escape
from bondage, and were well cared for
by their masters.
Patrick Tracy, In his will dated Oc
tober Hi, 178X, and proved April (J, 1780,
gave to the children of his son, Na
thaniel Tracy, several acres of land
opposite the burying ground In New
buryport, with the following restric
tions :
"I hereby reserve to my faithful
black man Apropos a right to dwell
with his family In the house now stand
lng upon my land or field aforesaid, by
the burying Place, In which be now
dwells, and also a Bight during his tho
said Apropos's natural Life to Improve
the Garden atlj.dnlng his said dwelling
house, which Bights, five of any Bent,
I hereby give and confirm to him, the
said Apropos, during his own life and
no longer."
He also gave "to the said Apropos"
six pounds a year, to be paid In Instal
ments on the first day of January, May
and September of each year.
"And further 1 hereby enjoin It upon
my children that when and so far a?
the said Apropos Is Incapacitated from
acquiring his subsistence, and that
with comfort, that they equally Join lu
assisting him to render his life com
fortable, and this I expect from my
children as they value my injunctions
or shall respect my memory."
A Dcllfiilu Slain.
fie -Beauty In a woman cuts a good
deal oioro figure with a man than clev
ornoss does.
She Yes; any man can appreciate
pretlj face, but It takes a man of
brains to appreciate cleverness. De
troit Free Press.
Tin- ;m of 'I'uik.
What triumpliH oft tho world doth viow
Where, eloquence holds sway ;
A few succeed by what they do,
And moro by what they say,
Washington Star.
If all tombstones were literally true
his satanlc majesty would have u lone
some time of It.
Tho skin of men and women of
lomo nntions particularly in hot
jountrics, is much tliioker than that
l others. Tho Central African
acgro has a skin about half as thick
igain as that of a European, That
)f a negro is thickest over the head
ma back, presumably to form a pro
motion from the sun.
BABY COVERED WITH SORES.
Would Scratch and Tear tlio Flesh Un
loss Hands Were Tied "Would
Have Died but for Cutlcurn."
"My little son, when about a year
and a half old, began to have sores
como out on his face. I had a phy
slclun treat him, but tho sores grew
worse. I tieu tuoy begun to come on
his arms, then on other purts of his
body, and then one came on Ids cheat,
worse than the others. Then I called
another physician. Still he grew worse.
At the end of about a year and a half
of suffering he grew so bad I had to
tie his bauds In cloths at night to keep
him from scratching the sores and tear
ing the flesh, lie got to be a mere
skeleton, and was hardly able to walk.
My Aunt ndvlsed me to try Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment. I sent to tho drug
storo and got a cake of Soap and a box
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about two months the sores were all
well. He has never had any Bores of
any kind since. He Is now strong and
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only for your most wonderful remedies
my precious child would have died
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lutation existed sixteen years and
ne hundred and forty-live days, or
according to another the outside
limit seventeen years an J three
months. The second Parliament of
Charles II.. met on the eighth of
May 1001, and was not dissolved till
the twenty-fourth of .January, 1078,
having thus had a duration of seven
teen years eight months and sixteen
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