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' SiwIneM twiw. Unlit nml profitable Persona ol
"tUirr sex null cam from 60 cent to l&.OU ti
-avenlni;, and it proportional sum by dorotliiK all
Mr tlmn to tho Imslnet. Hoy niul girls van
erljr u much n mon, Tlmt nil who aeo till
mux wnit tlielr nililnwn, iu trat tho btwlnnoi, di
ttmnltn this olTcr. To such iu aro not well Mtlnllt
-m-wlll nciulonoilollnr to nr for tho trouble o
J wrltlnif, V iwrtlmilari and outfit frftj. Ad Jit'
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imponancn 10 you, null will itai
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moty richtnwAy tliao anytlilngrlKihi tlila worlc
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aurt all iiRpa. BomerhlnR new, tliat Juat cohu
aaouey for nil worker W will itnrt vouj capllnJ
vot neednd. This U one of tbo Rename, lmjiorUnt
-ahnca of a llfellmc, TboiM who are ambition.
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1 1 1 1 lit work for ua, than nt anything elao lii
lVU oU world. Capital not needed! you art
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tnt Mflrt. Contly outfit and tvrnin frto. Dettei
nt AtLiy. Coata you nothlujt to tend ua youi
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ao nt iiuoe. II, llAUTT4Co.,l'orUad, Iain.
GORSRTS
Worth up to $3.oo.
.Manufacturers Samples choice thin week
SO centn.
ioo dozen Ladles Alexandre Kid Gloves
five hook, embroidered back at $i, Real
value $1.75.
1. FRIEND & SON,
913 and 915 O.Strcct
J)oly ExcIuslfoHoQselntheCity,
3L X. Davis & Son.,
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Call and two us In our New Quartern.
B. 0. KOSTKA,
Horth Side Pharmacy,
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Albums 25 per cent off.
N. R. HOOK, M.D.,
'Vteriae, Urinary and Rectal Diseases,
A SPECIALTY.
TreaU diseases by tho imiNKBIHIOPK
'AINLViSaS 8YHTKJI. Ofltce, rooms 87 and 60,
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KXeleptiono Ma, Itealdnnoe Vm QstreeU Thone, 612
QMco hout,9 toll.ft.ni. a to 5 and 7 tu 8 p in
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THE COMING GLORY.
NEW YEAFV3 SERMON DY THE
DR. TALMAQE.
REV.
In TliU World Wn Out tin tdrit of tlm
lUlrut nml tllnrjr nf llrnvrit llyo tlntlt
V,.l U.inii liiiH l.'iia. II... ir. I liilliln lt,x
N.,1 irm nor lur Uv ir.l Anythlnu Llkn
(tin Atlvitiitdng Splendiiri),
UnooiO.YK. Jan. I. --At tho Tnliernaclo Ihl
inornuiK tho Huv, T, DoWItt Tnlnmm', I), I),,
ntiiioiiiiiiil that next Halihnth ho will lKgin n
roiirwi of wriiiuiiK to tho uouicti of Aincrk'n.
with pnu'llwil lilutN fur men, tho following j
HUbJect niiiiiiiK otheifi!
Tim Wmiiini Whii lliivn
ilniror1 "Woiimii who Am Already
Ki'iilnlly Mairhil," "In.lunncuH Ahnmil for
tlm Dintrtit'tlon of Women," "Wifely Ambi
tion UlRht nnd U'ninjc," "What Kind of
Mini Women Hhmild Avold.""Hlinpllolty iw
Opiod to Atrwlutloii," "Hoforiimtlon in
IlroKi," "rlaln Women," "Tho Vemnlo
bkeptlo"1 nml "ChrUtlan HouHowifery."
ThU itiornliiK Dr. Tnlnmgo'a subjoet wai
"Tho CoiuliiK Hlory;" bin text, I Corinthians
II, t "live hath not Been, nor oar heard,
neither lm'vo entered Intu tho heart of man,
the thlugi which Uoil hath prepaml for thorn
that lovo him." Ho imldi Kluhtoen liundnxl
and elhty-elRht, How stranRo it loolw, and
bow ntraiii.0 it rouuiIhI Not only U tho twist
year dead but tho century is ilyiiiu. Only i
twclvoinoroloiiK breaths nod tho old ;lnnt
will hnvo oxpltHl, Nono of tho past con
tiirlw ivlll Iki irvont at tho olweiiuleH. Only
tlm Tnenttetli iMiittiry will himj tho Nino
ttvntli littrivil. An all tho yearn oro hiwton
ing Mt, and nil our lives on earth will booii
Iki ended, I proposo lo cheer myself, nnd
cheer you with tho glorlm to come, wlilch
shall utterly oclltwo all tho RlorloH imst for
my toxt tell m tlmt oyo hath not noon, nor
car heanl, nnything like tho iuIvmicIiik union-tloi-a.
Tlio city of Corinth has boon calloil tho
Paris of nutliiilty. Indooil, for splendor tho
world Iwhuhl no such wonder to-day. It
stoxl on an Isthmus washed liy two wvxh, tho
ono sea briiiRliU! tho voiniiicrco or lvurojio,
the other soa briiiKluK tho conunorco of Asia.
From her wharves, in tho construction of
which whold kingdoms had lieen nbsorlicil,
war galleys with tin eo bonks of ours pushed
out and confounded tho navy yiinU of nil tho
world. Hiiro handed machinery, such ns
modern Invention cannot om.u.1, lifted Blilns:
from tho sen on ono side inui transported
thorn on trucks uoiom tho Isthmu nnd nut
thorn down In tho mi on the other side,
Tho revenue ollloera of tho city went
down through tho ollvo proven tlmt lined
tho licoeh to collect n tnrlir from nil nations.
Tho mirth of all jkojiIo nportcil in hor
Ii.'ti.r.iliiii Raines, nnd the bounty of till lands
nat In hor theatres, walkoil hor jiortico nnd
throw Itself on tho nltnr of her stUiendons
diwlatloiii. Ooluinu, and statue, and tom
plo iMwIldorwl tho twholder. Thcro woro
whlto mat bio founHlns, Into which, from
nporturoH nt tho bldo, thcro rubied waters
ovcrywhoro known for health giving ipmll
ties. Around thoso basins, twisted into
wreaths of stono, thcro wero all tho beauties
of kculpture and architecture; whllo stand
ing, as If to guurd tho costly display,
was a statue of HerculoH of burn
ished Corinthian bnuw. Vases of term
cotta adorned tho comutorioi of tho
deiul viu-m ho buntly that Julhii Ctwar was
not satlsihsl until ho had captured them for
Home. Armed ollklals, tho corlnthaiil,
pace, up nnd down to neo that no stntuo was
defaced, nojioilestnl overthrown, nolas-roliof
touched. From tho odgo of tho city n hill
aroso, with its nuigiitflcoiit burden of columns
nnd towers and temples (1,000 slaves wnltlng
at ono shrine), nnd a citadel so thoroughly
Impregnable that Gibraltar Is n hoop of sand
compared with it. Amid nil tlmt ktrength
and inngnlfleenco Corinth stood and dolled
tho world,
Ohlltwa not to rustics who had never
seen anything grand that Paul uttered this
text. They had lioaru tho nesc iiiusio mat
hail como from tho best instruments in all
tlio world; they had heard songs floating
from morning .Hiiticos and molting in even
ing grove; they had jmssod tVuIr wholo lives
among pictures and sculpture and architect
ure and Corinthian brass, which had Ikhmi
molded and h1ihkh1 until there was no
chariot wheel iu which it. had not s.khI, and
no towor in which It hail not glittered, and no
gatowny that it had not adorned. Ah,
it was. a bold thing for I'mil to stand
there amid all that and say: "All this is
koUiIuc. Thsaj muuIi that ooms frjra ths
templu of Neptune nro not nnwlo comiurcd
with tho ImniionKii of which 1 sjieak. Thoso
waters rushing iu the Imslu of Pyretic are
not pure. ThCM statues of Imcchus and
Mercury nro not exquisite. Your citadel of
Acrocorluthu Is uot strong compnmi witu
that which I olTer to tho iooi-cst slave that
puts down his bunion at tlmt bruren goto.
You Corinthians think this is a splendid city;
you think you have hoard all sweet sounds
and Hoen all bonutlful sights but I tell you
eye hath not boon nor ear hoard, neither have
entered into tho heart of man, tho things
which Uod hath propatvd for thorn tlmt lovo
him."
You seo my text nets forth the idea that,
howovcr exalted our idoas. may bo of heaven,
thoy come far short of tho reality, Homo
wise ineu havo boon calculating how many
furlongs long and wldo Is tho Now Jerusalem;
and they havo calculated how many inhabit
ants there nro on tho earth; how long tho
earth will probably stand; and then thoy
como to tills estimate: thnt nfter ull tho
nations havo been gathered to heaven, thcro
will bo room for each toul a room sixteen
feet long and fifteen foot wide. It would not
bo largo enough for me. I am glad to know
that no human ostlmato is sulllclent to tuko
tho dimensions. "Eyo hath not seen, nor oar
board," nor arithmstics calculated.
I first remark that wo can In this world
get no idea of tho health of heaven. Whou
you wcro a child, and you went out in tho
morning, how you bounded along tho road
or street you had never felt sorrow or sick
ness. Perhaps later you felt a glow iu your
check, and a spring lu your step, and an exu
berance of spirits, and a clearness of oye, that
mado you thank God you wcro pormltulto
live. Tho nerves were liarpstrings, and the
vunllght was a doxolojry, and tho rustling
leaves wore tho rustling of tho robes of a
great crowd rising up to praiso tlio Lord.
You thought that you knew what It was to bo
well, but there Is no porroct health on earth.
Tho dlseauai of pai.t generations como down to
us. Tho aim that float now upon tho earth
are not HU-t thoso which floated above l'lira
(liso. Thoy nro charged with Impurities and
distempers. Tlio most elastic- and robust
health of earth, roraoared with that which
thoso experience before wUoth tho gates have
boon opoued. Is nothing but sickness and
emaciation. Look at that soul standing bo
f oro tho throne, Ou earth the was a life long
invalid. Boo her tep now, and hoar her
voice now. Catch, if you can, ono breath of
that celestinl air. Health lu all tho pulses
health of vision, health of spirit, immortal
health. No rackiug cough, no sharp pleuri
sies, no consuming fevers, no oxbatut
lug pains, no hopltals of wouuded
'mMikMm
a... t,I..I.A lt.
In tho nlr;
l no 8trcnmn;
honlth MooiiiIiik on tlio tuink. No liornl
nrliai, no nldo u'liow, no Imoknchct. Tlmt
child tlmt dloil In tlio nKiiil" of cnnii, lnvir
I lirr volco now iIiikIiik In lliu niitliuiii. Tlmt
old limn tlmt cut Ixiwttl ilown with tho
Inllrtnltloi of old nc, too him walk now with
Mm ulcti nf mi lininnrtnl ntlilutn for nvnr
' vmmrr nipnln Tlmt. tlliplil. wlmil lltn lirtivtln.
vnimtr nirnln
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Wllllinil IIIIIIUH1 IIITIIY III IIIU K'" ";h H "IIVU I
.f 10 wmi1,y nr rV.ilK-IUitwlherforovcr.
For overliwtlni? yivimtolmvo neither nclio,
nor ln, nor wmknoM, nor futlguo. "Kyo
Imth not nreu It, ear hntli not henrd It."
I renmrk, furtlmr, tlmt wo can, In thli
world, get no just Mm of tho Rplondorn of
heaven. John trios to iloscrlho them. Ho
najti "tho twelve union nro tclvo penrlfi,"
'nnd Hint "tho foundations of
tho wnll nro
doiiyx nnd chrjsoprnsu nnd sapphire, a
mountain of llRht, n cataract of color, a sea
of ulnMutid ncl! v like tho sun.
I John bids us look again ami wo see thrones;
inrones oi mo propuoui, tiirouoMor uio patrl
nrchs. thrones of tho angels, throm of tho
no.itfcM, thrones of tho martyrs, throno of
Jesus -throno of God. And wo turn round
to sou tho glory nml It is throncHl thiouw!
throiiesl
John bids us look ngnln, nnd waeo tho
great procession of tho redeemed jwiMlng; j
Jesus, on n whlto horse, lends the march, nnd
nil tho nrmles of heaven following on whlto
liorscn. Inflnlto cavnlcado inslng, passing;
einpiroi prcwiliig Into lino, ages following
ages. I)iNioiiKition tramping on after ills
Iienmtlon. Glory In tho track of glory. Kit
ropo, Asia, Africa, North and South
America pressing into line. Islands of tho
sen, shoulder to shouldor. Gcnorntlon lio-
i
tore uio uixxi rouowing generations nricr tho '
Hood, nnd as Jesus rises at tho head of that
great host nnd waves his sword In signal of '
victory, nil crowns nro lifted, nnd all ensigns
slung out, nnd all chimes rung, nnd all hallo-
lujahs chanted, and somo cry: "Glory to God '
most high," and somo, "Hosauna to tho son
of David;" and somo, "Worthy Is tho Lamb
unit was nmiii mi an exclamations ot en
dearment and lioinngo In tho vocabulary of
heaven nro exhausted, aud thoro comes up
surgo nfter surge of "Amenl amonl and
nniptil" "Eyo hath not soon it, enr hath not
heard it."
Kklin from tho summor waters tho brightest
sparkles nnd you will get no idea of tho sheen
of tho overlaying sea. Pile up tho splendor
of earthly cities and thoy would not mako a
stepping stono by which you might mount to
tho city of God. Every houso is a palace.
Every stop a triumph. Every covering of
tho bond a coronation. Every meal is a ban
quet. Every stroko from tho towor is n
woddtng toll. Evory day is n Jubilee, ovory
hour a rnpturo nnd overy moment an esctney.
"Eyo had not soon it, ear hath not heard It,"
I remark further, wo can got no idea on
earth of tho reunions of hcivou. If you hnvo
over lieon across tho seas and mot a friend,
or ovon an nctpialntanco, in somo straugo
city, you remember how your blood thrilled,
nnd how glad you woro to soo him. What
will to our Joy, after wo havo passed tho seas
of death, to meet lu tho bright city ot tho
Bim thoso from whom wo hnvo long lxon sep
arated. After wo havo Ixxm away from our
friends ton or fifteen years, and wo como
upon them, wo boo how dllTeruntly thoy look.
Tho hair lias turned, and wrinkles havo como
iu tholr faces, nnd wo nay, "How you havo
changed." Hut oh, when wo stand before tho
throno, nil cares gouo from the face, all
marks of sorrow disappeared, and fool
ing tho joy of that blotacd land, mothlnks
wo will say to each other, with an ox
ultatlon wo cannot now imagino, "How you
havo changed I" Iu this world wo only meot
to part. It is goodby; goodby. Parowolls
floating lu tho air. Wo hoar it at tho rail
car window, nnd at tlio steamboat whnrf
goodby. Children lisp it, nnd old ago an
iwers It, Sometimes wo say it iu a light way
"goodby;" and sometimes with nuguUh In
which tho soul breaks down. Goodbj I Ah,
that is tho word that ehds tho thanksgiving
banquet; that is tho word that comos in to
cloho tlio Christmas chant. Goodby; goodby.
Hut not so iu heaven. Welcomes lu tlio air,
welcomes at tho gates, welcomes at tho houso
of many mansions but, no goodby. Tlmt
group is constantly being augmented. Thoy
are going up from our circles of oarth
to join it llttlo voices to Join tho
nnthom llttlo hands to toko hold in
tho great homo circle llttlo feet todancoiu
tlio eternal glee, llttlo crowns to to cast down
toforo tlio foot of Jesus. Our friends nro iu
two groups a group this siduof tho river
nnd n group on tho other Hide of tho river.
Now thcro goes ono from this to that, and
another fiom this to tlmt, and soon wo will
all to gono over. How many of your loved
ongs liavo already entered upon that blamed
place If I should take pupurnud ixjncll, do
you think I could put them ull down! Ah,
my inonus, mo waves or Jordan roar so
hoarsely, wo cannot hear the Joy on the
other side w hen that group Is augmented. It
is graves hero, and cotllus and hearses hero.
A llttlo child's mother had died, and thoy
comforted her. Thoy said: "Your mother
has gone " to hoaven don't cry," and tho
next day they went to tho graveyard
and they laid tho body of tlm mother
down Into tho ground; and tho llttlo girl
camo up to the verge of tho grave, nnd, look
ing down nt tlw body ot hor mother, said:
"Is this heaven i" Oh, wo hnvo no idoa wliat
hoaven is. It is tho gravo hero it is dark
ness hero but thero Is merrymaking yonder.
Mothlnks when a soul arrives somo angel
takes it around to show it tlio wonders of
that blcHsed place. Tho ushor angel says to
tho nowly nrrlved: "Thoso are tho martyrs
tlmt perished at Piedmont; thoso were torn
to pieces at tho Inquisition; this is tho throno
of tho great Jehovah; this is Jesus." "I
am going to soo Jesus," said a dying
toy; "I am going to soo Jesus." Tho mis
sionary said, "You are sure you will seo
hlml" "Oh I yes; that's what I want to go to
heaven for." "But," said tho missionary,
"suppose Jesus should go awuy from heaven
what thenl" "I should follow him," said
tho dying toy. "But if Jesus wont down to
hell what then." Tho dying toy thought
for a momout, nnd then said, "Where Jesus
is thoro can bo no hull l" Ohl to stand in his
presence I That will bo heaven I Ohl to put
our hand In that hand which war wounded
for us on tho cross to go around amid tho
groups of tho rodeomod, and shako hands
with tho propliots, andapostlos, and martyrs,
and with our own dear, tolovod ones I That
will to tho great reunion; wo cannot imagino
it now, our loved ones seem so far an ay.
When wo aro in troublo nnd lonesome, thoy
don't seem to como to (is. "Wo go ou tho banks
of tho Jordnu and call across to them, but
thoy don't seem to hear. Wo say, "Is It well
with tho child. Is it well with tho love. 1 ones!"
and wo listen to hear if any volco como Ixick
over tho water. None I nono I Unbelief says,
"Thoy aro (load, and thoy nro annihilate!;"
but, blessed eo God, wo havo a Biblo that
tolls us different. AVo opon it and wo find
thoy are nolther dead nor nnnlhllute.l-.thnt
thoy uover woro so much alive as now that
thoy aro only waiting for our coming, nnd
thnt wo will join them on tho other side of
tho river. Oh, glorious reunlonl no cannot
grasp it now, "Eyo hath not soon, nor car
aoard, neither havo entered into tho heart of
nun tho things which God hath prepared for
men. ITrnlth nwlnglnft
lionltli IIowIiik In nil
ITiiiijiti. iiimiiijniiiHiii in.-iii, nun ,'iuuMiiti inui ruir ' liu vTflllH nun .llf 111 iiuiii tiuiu iiiu iiiuuiv ,
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HlavawMBawaBuXaMkiBaB
thorn tlmt lovo him," Oh, what i plnce of
fxoinnnunn is win iwi
l mil every tiny profound myiitcrlM of
I'rovldcnco. llioro In no (Miction a-b nak
ofU'iicr tlmn Whyl Thoro nro lminlroli of
gravis n nrronwiKxt and Laurel Hill tlmt
need to ho explained. Hmpltoh for tho
Mind nnd In mo, nftyliimn for tho Idlotla nnd
liiMtio, nliinhouvHi for tho iltltuto, nnd u
world of niIii nnd inUfortiino tlmt ilcumiid
I.KllVI IllMtt lll,tl,nta L.1llflf,l A 1,1 flsul ,!
IH..IW .. i. .11 iiiiiiiiiii ii.hwii, ati. UUM mil
clear It nil uiK In tho llKlit Hint imuni from
tho throno no dnrk myntory enn Jivo. Things
' now uttorly luv:rtiUililo will Iki illumtnod ns
I plainly ns though tho answer wcro wrlttoii
I on tho Jiwjier wall, or Hounded in tho tciupla
f nntlioiu. HnrtlnicuA will thank OchI that ho
. m lillnd; nnd Inzanii, that ho wan covered
with roivh; and Jowph, that ho wan cant into
tho pit; nnd Dnulel, tlmt ho donned with tho
nnd that widow thnt she had such hard work
I ir nnr 1iraitnl trxf tin t I IiIvam Tllrt cntln
yv U4S sa tfi i-h mi iivi viiinii vtt a siu duii
will Ih all tho grander for mirth's weeping
oyen nnd ncK'ng heniln. nnd oxhnustod hnnds,
nnd Rcolirgetl backs, and martyred ngonles.
Hut wo can get no idon of tho nuthoin hero.
Wo niiproclato tho jxiwor of secular inuslo,
but (lo wo npprcclnto tho power of sacred
song I Thoro is nothing more inspiriting to
mo than a wholo congregation lifted on
tho wavo of holy molody. Wlion wi
sing somo of thoso dear old psalms nnd
tuncs they rouso all tho momories of tho
jwist. Why, somo of them woro cradlo songs
In our fathcra houvi. Thoy nro all sparkling
with the morning dow of a thousand Christ
Inn Hnbboths. Thoy wcro sung by brothors
1 nnd sisters gone now by voices thnt wcro
ngod nnd broken lu tho musio voices nono
tho less sweet becnuso they did tromblo and
bnuik. When I honr these old soncs siintr it
seems ns if nil tho old country meeting homes
Joined In tho chorus, nnd city church nnd
sailors' bethel nnd western cabins, until tho
wholo continent lifts tho doxology and tho
scepters of eternity beat tlmo to tho music,
Awny, then, with your starvollng tunes that
chill tho dovotlons of tho sanctuary and
mako tho peoplo sit silent when Jesus
Is marching on to victory. iVhcn
generals como back from victorious wars,
don't wo cheer them and shout, "Huzzal
liUMal" nnd when Joins passos along in tho
conipiest of tho earth, shall wo not havo for
him ono loud, ringing chocrl
All hall the power of Jehus' namol
lt niiRels prrntrnto full, '
IlrhiR forth tho roynl dlmlem,
Aud crown him Ixnl of all."
Hut, my frlonds, if musio on earth U so
sweet, whnt will It Ihj In hoavenf Thoy all
know tho tuno thoro. All tho Ixwt singers of
all tho ages will join It choirs of whlto
rolod children, choirs of patriarchs, choirs of
apostles. Morning stars clapping tholr cym
bals. Hnrpors with their harps. Great
anthomi of God. roll onl roll onl other em
pires Joining tho linrmony till tho thrones
nro nil full nnd tho nations nil saved. An
them shall touch iinthom.chorin Join chorus,
nnd nil tho sweet sounds of earth and heaven
la Kurcd into tho ear of Christ. David of
tho harp will bo there. Gnbriol of tho trum
lt will lw thoro. Germany, rcdoomod, will
pour its deep buss volco into tho song, and
Africa will add to tho musio with her match
less voices.
I wish wo could anticipate thnt song. I
wish in our closing hymn today wo might
catch an echo that slips from tho gate, "Who
knows that but when tho heavenly door opens
today to let somo soul through thcro may
como forth tho strain of tho jubilant voices
until o catch It! Oh, that as tho song drops
down from heaven, it might meot half way a
Bong coming up from oarth.
Thoyriso for tho doxology, all tho multi
tude of tho blostl Lot us rlso with thorn;
and so at this hour tho Joys of tho church on
earth and tho Joys of tho church iu heaven
will mlnglo their clmlices, aud tho dark ap
parel of our morning will seem to whiten
into tho spotless raiment of tho skies. God
grant through tho rich morcy of our Lord
Josus Christ wo may all got there.
Tlm lillnd Yacht lliilldir.
A flno looking man, led by a hnndsomo
young lady, walked up to tho olllco of tho
Murray Hill hotel recently and nsked for a
sunshiny room, ono thnt was cheerful and In
viting. Ho was Mr. John 11. HerresholT, of
IMnxlo Island, tho ruinous lillnd yacht builder,
anil tho young lady with him wns his faith
ful niece, who accompanies him on ids travels.
A sunshiny room has to to given him, for
although hn is blind ho knows nn Inviting
room as well ns If ho had two good eyes. His
lower faco Is covered with a fine, long brown
heard, nnd ono of his eyes Is closed. Tho
other looks natural, although ho cannot seo
with it, Thoro nro no trtieoi of old ago
about him, and tho probabilities aro that ho
will live to build yachts much faster than tho
Stiletto, tho Now Then, and other swift ves
sels that gained him his reputation.
A Ixwt, ho declared, was just llko a man,
nnd tho sjxx-d that was usually supposed to
como from n flno model did not havo any
inoro to do with it than tho flno personal op
poaranco of a man had to do with his agility
or prowess. Sjxxsl depended on tlio lung
power, the machinery, tho shnpo of tho hull
nnd tho general arrangements within. Ho
thought it highly prolxiblu thnt in tlmo a
yacht could to built to go thlrty-flvo milos nn
hour, but one had to run thirty miles nn hour
toforo tho greater nchiovoment could to ac
complished. Now York Commercial Adver
tiser. Tlm Hell Telophnno lu Austria.
Tlio efforts of tho telephone comi-nnyof
Austria to got tho Bell patent canceled hnvo
at last toon successful. Tholr uiuiinger, Mr.
It, Howard Krauw, tollovcd this po.-lblo
from tho commencement, nnd with tho as
slstauco ot Mr. Otto Shafllor tho company
has Ixxm tho means of securing freo trado in
telephones iu Austria. Tlio result of tho do
clsion of tho Austrian ministry of conunorco
and tho Hungarian mlulstry of agriculture,
Industry nnd trado, dated Oct. 28, 1887, seems
to to that nil thoso clauses ot Boll's patent
which rotor to tho telophono are canceled,
only thoso referring to tlio multlplox telegra
phy being allowed to stand. Certain clauses
woro canceled Ixwauso tho Telophono com
pany of Austria wns ablo to prove prior pub
lication, and others woro canceled bocuuso
tho company proved that thoy cmlxxlled bcI
entlflo principles which, according to Aus
trian law, cannot to tho proper subject of a
patent. Scientific American.
Condemning Cold Htnrnce.
Oraugo growers on tho Pacific nro con
demning cold storago for oruuges, also tho
rofrlgerator transportation across tho conti
nent. They maintain that the fruit is O, K.
whllo under tho lulluonco of tho low torn
pcrnturo, but claim that it tog Ins to decay
instantly when removed from tlmt lulluonco,
and that largo losses aro thereby mado.--Boston
Budget.
Dairy Tamil for Canada.
An effort is tolug mado to Induce capital
ists to establish (Lilry farms and to build but
ter and chooso factorios In th( more western
territories ot Canada. An English authority
who Bimt loot sumniui in that region tliinkn
It Is totter adaptal to 'dairying tlmn to tho
production of grain. Chicago Time.
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The followin is from the
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well - known Annlvhip.nl Cl.nm.Qt-
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