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The "rule of tlio road" I somewhat Intrl
onto, especially for tailing fthlpe. It may lo
summed up for tlicm, however, hy stating
tlint tlio ihlp In the most favornhlo kI
lion, with rcgnrd to tlio wind, tin
to keep out' of wny of, tho otlior
If two steamships nro meeting "end "on,"
or nearly o, so m to Involvo rink of
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MEDLEY OF INFORMATION, EN
TAINMENT AND FUN.
(Ihost Htnrjr of llubmis, tlio limit
fainter, Who Lived mid Died at Ant
werp Morn Thnn Two Centuries Ag".
Hot' Doll Home.
In tho cut hero presented li given on oxerl
Ntoam.sl.lp have nlwnys to keep out of tho t ' I " , V . 11 i ?,' .
.... ... iii...i.i... an 1. ...-. . ' Krrnt painter, who lived, died nml wn burled
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nt night n green Unlit on tho terlonrd nml n
nil light on the port tide of tho ship, ntwim
ors IioIiir distinguished byn whlto light hung
nhotit twenty feet high In front of tho fore
tunsU Tho following lino, which nro com
mlttod to tnotnory ty ninny seniiicn, show
clearly whntsteittnom hnvo to do umlor dlf
fftrnt elrcuiustiinees)
TWO RTKAMRIIII'H 1IUKTIX0.
Sterling stPfctnsliltM do not ilrend,
H'Iiuii you eo three llgliU nhrml.
Port your tic I in mid show your red
TWO RTKAKBIIira PARSING.
Orcen to greeu, or red to red,
IVrfisit mfrly, go nhrml
TWO BTICAMHIIIPS OltORHINO.
If toMnrboiinl ntl nppcnr,
Tl your duty to keep clear
To net ns jinlgiiipti! mjh U pror,
To Kirt, or tnrhomM, tmck, or stop her J
Hut ivhon upon your port t seen
A Mcnmer'sstnrboaid light of green,
Thero'i not so much for you lo do,
For grrnti lo iort keeps clmr of you.
OKNUnAt. CAUTION.
Hoth In snfety nml In doutit.
Always keep n kochI lookout!
In danger, with no room to turn
Rasa herl Htophorll (lonstcrall'
nt Antweri.
IWO.
Ilo tim bom In lo?7nnd died In
Lo of n Rtenmcr.
Tlio steamer Central America sailed from
Asplnwall for Now York, Hcpt, 8, 1837, with
41)1 pniwiigcr nml n crow of 101. Tlio pass
engers wcro mostly mltiurs returning from
Cnllforuln with their fortunes In gold dust.
Thrco ilnys nftor leaving port sho sprung n
lenk In n heavy gnlo. Tho vessel filled nml
cnrccncd over, and then Micro wns n curious
sectuclc, Tho'mlncra wcro collecting their
gold dust nml storing It In oclta nml hand
kerchiefs (o hind nrotmil their bodies. Tlious-
CALIFORNIA'S
TDK OIIEA1 PAINTEIt IIUDKN'R.
No plnco can bonst of such mngnlflccnt
spcclmons from tho brush of tho groat llubciis
ns Autwerp, whether on goes to seo them In
tho cathedral or nt the iiiiihoo. Tho museo
contaltu, In addition to llubcns' pictures, n
very flno collection of the old masters, Van
dyck being well represented; nml tho visitor
randy falls to loou with rovcrenco ou thr
nnds of dollna wcro (lung nboitt tho cabin. I chair of IluU-ns, which Is thoro preserved,
mill llrit lk-H.ittVrtf H'MPii lint rttt TIiaaaiiha.a . . .
nml llfu,priiorvers wcro put on. Thocourngo
oxhlbltcd wns mnrvolous; not even tho
women shed n tear or raised n cry of ngony
The HoRton brig, Murine, hovo In light, nnd
bore down on tho sinking stoamer, when tho
women nud children wcro rescued. Then
elTorts wcro inmlo to rcscuo tho crow nud
male passoiigcm, nud when forty had been
taken off, tho vessel went down. Tho scono
which followed 8Uriasscd nil the romnnce
nud horrors of shipwreck; tho wntcr was
tilled with floating human beings, anions
them being "Ullly" Dlrch, tlio renowned mln-
Ilubcnt Is Interred in tho chapel of lilt
family, situated Immediately behind tho high
altar of tho church of St. Jncqucs, an edlllce
which, ns regnrds Its mnrblo decorations,
painted glass, eta, exceeds In beauty even
tho Cathedral. Ills gravo Is covered by n
Blab of white mnrblo, let into tlio pavement.
In 170.1, when nil tho tombs In the church
wcro broken open nnd pillaged by tho French,
this nlono wns spured such desecration. It Is
worthy of nolo tlint tho nltnr piece In this
chnpel was painted by llubcns himself It Is
n "Holy Family," Into which ho has Intro
strcL Five hundred nnd twenty-soven lives J ,iucetl h, own portrait, ns well ns thosoof lilt
wero lost.
The Congo Free State.
Leopold U Is sovereign of tho Congo Frc
3tato; tho Btnto nnd IU sovereign have been
rooognltod by all the powers, and their exist
enco is an established fact. Tho stato has a
central government In Brussels, composed,
besido' tho sovereign, who Is chairman of
what might bo called tho board of directors,
of tho administrator general of foreign af
fairs, posts nnd Justice; tho administrator
general of finance and public lands; nnd the
administrator general of tho interior, the
army nnd tho vmvy. Tho chlof local oftlclals
nro at Uoma, on tho Congo, and arc tho gov
ernor general, C. Jnnssonj tho secretary gen
eral, F, J. !I.'Vnudcrvoldo;nnd the directors
of (lunnces, R Destmin: of justice, Dr O.
(Justin; of marino, U Vnlcke, Tho admin.
(strntors general at Orussels, In tho snmo or
der ns wo hnvo named tho ofllces, nro K Van
Eetvcldc, II, Van Nouss and Ocn. Strnucli.
two wives, his son, father nud grandfather.
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Light mul Color,
Tho color of mi object depends upon the
reflection of rays of light from tlint object,
according to tho peculiar character of tho
atomic constituents composing tho object.
Now, In a room that Is dark tl. a, where
Micro is on en tiro nboouceof light rays), there
must of necessity bo no light rays to bo
thrown back or reflected from tho object;
consequently, If you can possibly, porcelvo
tho object nt all (which Is doubtful), you will
pcrcelvo It black. Tho law of colon Is a law
of reflection of light rays. Tho solar spect
rum, or, In other words, a ray of light, is
composed of soven colors, viz: Violet, in
dlgo, blue, green, yellow, orange and rocL
An object nlnorblng ono my. nud throwing
off nil tho others, Is the color of the ray ab
sorbed, tho reflecting ray thrown together
forming to the oyo tho color of tho ray ab
sorbed by the object, hence nro complement
ary. Impeachment.
Tho Constitution of tho United States pro
vides that tho prosldont, vlco president and
all civil ofllrora of the United States shall be
removed from ofllco for and on conviction of
treason, bribery and other high crimes and
misdemeanors. Thehouso of reprcscntatlvea
has tho solo power of lmieachmont, but tho
senate tries the charges, and no conviction
can tako place without the concurrence of
two-thirds of tho members present. The
chief Justice must preside on Uio trial of the
president. Judgment In caso of conviction
cannot extend further than to remove from
ofllco and disqualification to hold and enjoy
any office of honor, trust or profit under the
United States, but tho party convicted Is
nevertheless llabloand subjoctto Indictment,
trial, Judgment and punishment, according
to law. Provisions similar to these aro In
corporated In tho constitutions of Itho'ctatos,
How to Deom a CIMsen.
The naturalisation luw read that any alfen
under the age of 81 years, who has resided In
the United States three year noxt preceding
hi arriving at that ago, and who bos con
tinued to reside therein to the tune be may
mako application to bo admitted a citizen
thereof,, may, after be arrive at the age of
21 yean, and after ho ha resided five yean
within the United States, including the three
yean of minority, bo admitted a citizen; but
Lo mutt make a declaration on oath and
prove to the satisfaction of tho court that for
two yean noxt preceding It has been his
bona ftdo Intention to become a citizen.
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Missouri, SI tnuesota nud Dakota.
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1b world. ,
l.MU.KH, A.V.U.OAUPKNTEn,
j. r?TuoKiat, oko. u. iikafkoui),
. AH. Oen'l Mgr. AssU 0. 1.T. Agt.
, Mllwuukee, Wisconsin.
atfTot Informatlou in reference to Mnd
laTTswiM owned by the Chicago, Mllwau
m K. fatil Railway Company .write to II.
CllAVAi,LMd CommlHdoner, Milwaukee
ItUBE.Na' CllAtll.
Ruben was twlco married, In ICO) to lsn
Delia Ilrant, who dleil in 1031, and in IfKlU to
Helena Fourment, n beautiful girl of 10,
whose or trait often occurs lu his pictures.
Tho work ascribed to llubcns are largo in
number, and embrace historical, scriptural
and mythological subjects, portraits, animals,
geuro and landscapes.
Dot and llcr Doll House.
When Dot asked mo to lend her a saw,
hammer and nulls from my tool chest, t did
more I gave her tlio key and leave to use all
else In it she wanted. And I assisted her in
dragging from the cellar to the tnnk room
upstairs which sho selected for her work
shop a "shoo box," that is to say, a box In
which shoes como from tho manufacturers,
about thrco and a half feet long, ono and n
half wide, and fourteen inches deep; all this
without nsklng her what sho Intended to do.
I nbo, nt her request, found her some pieces
of planed boards, nnd gavo her pcrmlwlou to
cut them as sua liked.
Now this Is what Dot did: sho put two
partitions crosswiso In the box, which she
then stood on cud. Tho upper sides of those
partitions she carpeted with pieces of old vol
vot and plush given by her mamma. The
under sides and the sldea and back of tho box
she papered with remnants of wall paper
from tho upholsterer's around the corner
With pieces of old taxstry she mado some
very lovely curtains nnd portieres. And
then do you know what she had? Why, Just
one of tho prettiest and most convenient doll
houses you over saw. And beet of all, it was
all her own, nud mado by herself, llnricr'a
Young People.
An Attractive inula of Water.
Littlo men as well as llttlo maids aro very
proud of looking glasses and rarely pass one
without taking a peep at the reflection of
their own bright faces to bo seen there. In
the old city of ilouen In Franco stand tho
church of St. Owen, and at tho door of this
church Is. a rourblo basin filled with water.
Now, strangely enough, this basin Is so
placed that tho water act as a mirror, and
in Mio faco of it ono sees all the Inside- of the
church, loolt down into the water, nnd you
sco pillan, and tho celling, mid pictures and
statuary, and nearly all tho Interior orna
mentation of tho building, Tho stately
basin scorns to tako pnuo in Homing Its boau
The Study r Mntlimntlrs on Apparent
I'rort'iitlre at Drain DUrix'nr.
At eminent authority ns Dr, William A
Hammond Is reported ns nlllrmlug thit nnx
lety cnuww mora brain disorder thnn any
otlior agency ho knows of, unlesi It bo love
Dr Hammond says. It It well for us ti
know that the emotion cnuo inoro unhappi
1 1 cm nud crime than any other function ot
tho liniln Human liclngs nro governed b)
tholr emotions, nnd It Is well Mint thoy should
tm, though It is tho emotions that wear aivii)
the liniln, nml not honest Intellectual work
Very foil pevplo suffer from Intellectual
work, nud If my memory serves me 1 do not
recollect over hnvlng a mathematician for a
patient It is not Intellectual work that
eniisoe nervous dyson1u, but tho emotions,
such as anxiety, fenr, sorrow and love. 1
consider that eight houn nro sufficient for n
man lo uso his brain, because if ho exceeds
that tlmo ho become nervous and fretful, ami
mi exhausted bruin Is hi. Irritable brain. You
may not fool tho evil elieebi of the stress of
brain work nt thotlmo, but you will sooner
or later, when It is loo lata Tho men that
work nt night with their brains nro tho one
thataxposo themselves to danger nnd death,
which will surely como u ulcus the strain on
tho mind is lightened.
IliitternillU n n Medicine,
Many old and familiar domestic remedies
aro coming into repute and uso ngain, mid
among thoso Dr. H. F. Uindroy suggests in
Hclcnco Now that n rosectablc place should
bo given to buttermilk, supKrtlng his opin
ion with ono oi two cnscf In K)lnU
A young lady patient oi Dr tandroy war
stifTcrlus from u sovoru consumptive cough.
Nout of the usual antispasmodics, oxpocto
rnnta, eta, seemed to do any good, simply
bocnuso hci stomach was too weak to bear
enough medlcluo to oirect tho purpose.
Finally he suggested to her mother tho uso
ot hot buttermilk. It wns ndopted nt once,
llcr flnt night's oxcrIencr was otic of com
, pnratlve freedom from cough nnd pain, and
a pleasant slumbot fot sovcral hours. It
was continued for a long tlinq, with nn
! unvarying rellof of all her previous distress
I lug symptoms, nnd nn nlmost iwrfcct frec
' dom from cough for several houn after each
draught of tho hot buttermilk.
' Lingering at one time for week from an
. attack of congestive fovcr dosed with cnl
omclandqululnonlmoHt boyoml endurances
Dt. Ixiudrej legmi to desire buttermilk to
1 drink. Tho physician "didn't bellovo In hu
I morliig tho whims of patients," as ho ox
' pressed It, besides, ho contended that n slnglo
drink of tho obnoxious fluid might produce
death, ns acids nud calomel wcro lncompatl
tilo dweller In the sumo stomach. Out but
I termilk fresh from tho churn was procured
janddrnnk. No ovll nxultod, Instead camo
I crspInitlou mid sHcdy recovery. Theronro
( ieopIe, howovor, who o imiot uso buttcnullk
j ntnll.
Cliloroform In fiurglcnl Operations.
, Sir Morcll Mackenzie tho English speel
i nllst, who has galnod n world wldo rcputn
i tlon by hit treatment of tho Oermnii cm
I peror, protests ngnlnst tho uso of chloroform
during the operation ot opening tba wind
! pipe. Hosays!
1 "I have 6rformcd tho ojiorntlon of trache
otomy between sovonty nnd ofgtity times,
and consider tho uso of a general nnasthetlc
enormously Increases tho danger in opening
tho nlr paRsngos, When bleeding takes place
lu the throat, and tho patient is under tlio In
llucnee of chloroform, the reflex act of cough
ing does not tako place, owing to tho nn
esthetic Ktato of the air passages, and the
patient becomes suffocated bocauso unnblo to
cough out the blood Many atlenU buvo
died from this condition. F.thor Is oven more
objectionable than chloroform, being more
Irrltnting.
"1 havonl ways found slmplo freezing of the
surface qulto enough, but If moro comploto
local unathesla Is desired, tho subcutaneous
Injection of cocalno, after using tho sprny of
other, will produce absolute Insensibility
during tho entire operation. "
Items of Inturest.
A physlcial recommends colorless Canada
pitch as wonderfully soothing In acute In
flammation, nnd says that It acts llko majjlo
when painted on a sovcro burn with n
camel's hair brush.
In somo forms of headache, a towel or n
napkin, wrung out of hot wntcr nshot ns can
bo boruo, and wound around tho head, af
fords rellof.
Thoso who nro troubled with sleeplessness,
should, If strong enough to do so, tako n long
walk In tho evening. Hiding in tho open uir
also promotes sleep.
A medical Journal states that In diseases of
tho hip joint tho palu Is usually at tho knee,
mid patients aro slow to believo that tho
trouble which gives rlso to it Is not at that
point.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Finest: Production.
The niver Htyx,
Tho river Styx fs in mythology n river of
Hades, round which It (lows soven times, nnd
uii tvlilK fiintviM rvinvntriul M,a tliniliM nt
thodepnrted. Thotlreek. regarded thoStyi , wui piciuro o. mo cuurc.u .i is naruiy io
with supentltlous uwe, it water being I to womkiwl at that old and young alikoal-
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blo mirror.
Ilovod )olsonou and to break every vchmI
into which it was put, except ono mado with
the hoof of a hone or an as. Alexander the
Ureal wo supiocd to have been poisoned In
tho Styx.
A Quaint Conceit.
The following stanza is thopialnt conceit
of F. N. 8cott, In hi charming poem of "Ttie
Miller and tho Maid." It it preserved la m
volume entitled "The Humbler 1'oeU)"
The mill stream shouted to Uie sands,
"Up kuwed the farnMr's daugbterr
Tbe grim old wheel atratefced out Its hands
And spankad tb saucy water.
Tlio Largest Uiutimlla In the World.
It has been recently told that the largest
umbrella in Mis world has lcon mado in
aiasgaw for a king of Cast Africa. It can
bo opened mid shut In the usual way, and
when oxni Is tweiity-ouo feet In diamoter
tho staff Is ulso twenty-Olio feet long. It Is
lined with cunllual red mid white, has o lot
of straw tassels, and a bonier of crimson
satin. The canopy itself is mode 0 Italian
straw, and the top terminates in a glide,
ooae.
Hints to tlio Itecelven and Dlspensen of
Summer Hospitality.
Tho season of country visiting having ar
rived, Good Housekeeping describoa tho parts
which ctlquetto requires both guest and
hostess to play. After breakfast tho former
Is supposed to do as sho pleases till dinner.
Tho piano is at her service; so aro tbe pa
pers, books and magazines, Tho hostess bos
tier own cares and dutlos, which aro only
kept from being too onerous by perfect sys
tem. Sho wll generally find tlmo to go-out
with tho visitor, If tho latter choose to go.
for, without especial demonstration, a guest's
will Is law, Tho household machinery, oiled
by tbe hostess' tact, is never heard to creak.
Neither directions nor reproofs aro given to
a servant before a third person. If Micro are
disappointments, griefs or surprises the visi
tor does not know it. Family affaln are
kept strictly within tho family.
Yet Miere Is a constant strain on tho nerves
from a consciousness tbalT Micro Is somebody
lu the bouso who expects to bo entertained.
A tactful visitor will make this as light as
possible. If tho family breakfast by gas
light, the will bo ono of tho first at tbe tablo;
If they drink coffee, the will avow no prefer
ence for tea. She Is oblivious to family mat-
ten, and ilever notices any Jan or twitches
In tem)cr or management. Nor should the
allow confidences from tbe younger memben,
to say nothing of husband and wife. Dur
ing her stay under another roof than her
own, a wise woman will show an elastic or
rcsponslvo disposition, and fit into any niche
which seems to bo vacant or holds promlso of
helpfulness.
Wedding Notes.
A wedding present Is generally packed
where purchased and seut with tho giver's
card from tho shop to tho brldo direct
Except In tho caso of n person of high rank
n princoor president, for lustnnco a young
lady Is nover married from tlio bouso of her
fiance.
If you do not attend n wedding, send your
visiting card In a card onvelojio (addressed to
tho person from whom tho iuvitutton come)
on the wedding day.
If a wedded pair commence life In ft bouso
of their own, it It customary to Issuo "at
home" cards for a few mornings or evenings
at no distant date, but when tho marriage
cccun in early summer these informal re
ception are deferred until autuum.
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Jarvis' California Pear Cider.
mellow
become too-
This delicious hummer beverage U made In Cnllforuln, from very ripe
Hnrtlett Pears. In the height of the rlpcnlnir scaion many tons of pears bee
ripe forfchlpplng or canning purposes, they can then be utnllcd by pressing them Into-
cmcr. ine ircsn juice is uoticn uown two gallons into one, anil is then strained through
pulverized char coal, Tlil heating, condensing and straining completely destroys fer
mcntatlon.und the cider cvr afterwards icninliih sweet nnd good and is n most healthy
nnd nutritious article for family use.
Knowing there are many spurious ciders told in this market we offer the nliov
explanation with the eminent testimonial of Prof. J. II. Long. Very Respectfully,
TII12 G. M. JAltVIS CO., Sole Proprietor,
San Jose, California. 39 N. Stutc Street Chlcng .
Chicago. July 7th, SS7.
THE G. M. JARVJS CO., Gentlemen;
I have made made a chemical examination of the sample of Jnrvls' Pear Cider
submitted to me n few days ago, nnd would report these points among others noted.
1 he liquid Is non-alcoholic and has n specific gravity of 10,65. The tolal extrac
tive matter amount to 10.25 per cent., containing only .ois per ce'ntof free ncld. The
tests show this ncld to be malic acid ns usually found in fruit juices. I find no other
acid or foreign substance added for color or flavor.
I believe It, therefore, to consist simply of the juice of the Pear as represented,
Yours truly,
J. II. LONG, Analytical ChcmUt,
Chicago Medical College.
THE 6. M. JARVIS C6 THE G. M JARYIS CO'
San Jose, Cal. 39 N. State St. Chicago.
W. B. HOWARD, Traveling Salesman.
FOR. SALE BY ALL
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