CAPITAL CITY t'OURIKR, SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1889.
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HPRECbbiiNTED ATTRACTION
Over a Million Distributed.
ift H H
Louisiana State Lottery Com)'y
Incorporated by tho t.eKllatiiro In 1W fo
Kdilonllonnl Mini I imrltnlito purposes, nnd li
friiiiclilsoimiilon part or tlto present slat'
constitution In lHTll by nn overwkoIliiliiK 11
ulur volo
Its Mammoth Drawings take plac.
Sctnl - Annually ( June and Decern
bcr), anil Its Grand Single Number Draw
lugs take place In each of the other tei
months of the year, and are all drawn In
public, at the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
For Integrity of Its Drawings and
Prompt "Payment of Prizes.
Attested ns Knllowss
"Wo ili) licreliv rortlfy Unit wo supervise
tlio nrrnusoiiiimts for nil the M iiillily iin
Homl-Aiiniml lriiwln8 or Tlio l,oulslnir
Statu lottery 'nnipniiy, mill In person until
ARO nml control tlio UrnwIiiKs tliemolvo
nml tlmi tliuwimn nro conducted with lion
est v, fairness, and In nond fnltlt toward in
laf ties, ami wo iiiitliorlo Uio Company lo us.
tilts certificate, with mc-slinlllos of our Mann
uros iitia 1 I. In in 1 ivorllsoui.Mits."
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Commissioners.
A'p, tho iiiulorKlKiii'il thinks nml llankoi
k pay nil prizes ilrnwn In tin- l-oiilsliiti
Htuo lotteries, which limy bo presented tit
our counters. . ., . ,,.,
It. M WAI.MSI.KY. I'ros't Lnulsntm Nut ll's
I'IKIIHK t.AN'AUX, l'ros.-tuto NhIIoiiiiI ''
A. I1AMWIN, 1'riM. Now Orli'iinx Null limit--OAIUjKOIIK,
Pre. Union Niitluiiiil Han
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At tho AcvUmy of Mittc, Nw Ortenni,
Tuoiday.M.roh la, 18B9.
Capital Prize, $300,000
100,000 Tickets itUi); Halves t0; Omirler
tV. Tenth tl', T wontlntlii f 1 J
I.IHTIIK I'ltl.rM.
fixM'itr.nsoK aniiro jwiw
" Al'l'IIOXIM TION l'ltl.r.S.
100 Prizes nr t'i nro M,ni
:aiiiirn ikmp
IPO ilo. Bnonre
100 ilo. an) nro
iio.im
Mli
THU MIX A I, imiizks.
IXrl do.
It)) nro .ffM"
ilo.
100 aro
.Vt.n
fl.ni I'rl.s, iimiuntlitK to iI.DjI.Sii
Noris-Tlcket drnwlnc Cnpltul 1'rlzcs a'
uotcntltloil to Terminal l'rl.o.
IW KorClub ltittesor nny other desire;
Information, wrlto loulbly to tlio iinilorsltfiioil
clearly stutlmr your resldimee, with Htnte,
County, Mtrcot and Number. Mnr- rapid n -turn
tniill delivery will bo assured by your on
-closing an Hnvelopo heart in; your full ml
Hontl I'OSTAIi NOTK.-s Kxpross Monoy Or
dors, or Now Yorlt Kielianuo In ordinary lot
tor. Homl currency by Impress (at onr ex
pense) uddrooil M. A. DVIJIMIIN,
Now Orleans, I.ii.
Or M. A. DVIJIMIIN.
Wiixlilnsiton, l. C.
Address Registered Lsltors to
NEW OltliKANH NATIONAL HANK.
Now Orleans, I, a
UKMKMllKIt thnt tho pnymout of tin
Trlps Is cunrauteod by Kour Nnllonnl Hunk
of Now Orlcnns. nml Uio tlcketsaro hIiioiI b
tho I'rosldontornn Institution, whoso obar
toro'l rlhts nro ri'coifiil.od In tho liluhcs
courts; UiPniforo, bowaro of nil Imitations oi
anonymous soliomes.
ONH DOIil.AU Is Uio prion of Urn smnllos'
part or fraction or n ticket ISSltKi) HY P
In uuv ilrnwlii','. Anything In our mmo of
forcil for loss than u Dollar Is n swlmlh'
HACENOW&ASCHMANN,
Philharmonic Orchestra
AND
MILITARY BAND,
Ofllccjlooins 139 and 140 Hurr Utock.
Telephone 133.
J. II. W. HAWKINS,
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
IlulUIIiiRS complt'teil or In course of erection
Iroin April 1, 18b0:
rtusliess block, O R nntttotiriry, llth ami N.
do do Ii V IlllllnirHley, llth near N.
Restaurant (Odells) O K .llontgoiner'. N near
-tltlu
llesldence, J J ImliotT, J nml lith.
ilo J I) MncfarlMitl. Q nml t (tit.
do John KchronK, I) nml llth
do AllH'rt Wutklns. 1 bet (HI. and 10th.
do Win M Ixjoiiaiil. K lxt 0th mid 10th.
do Kit nutlirlo, '.Ttli and N.
do J IC Iteisl, M I), F lx'l lUth and 17th
do I. (J M llalduin. (1 Ih1 18th and 18th.
hi..ilUirlMm biillilliifr at Mllfonl. Neb,
Flrrt IlaptUt eliiircu, 1 1tli and K streets,
ortuary o 1 L'l unl nejlrn (tomb at Wyiika
sienicterj".
Ofllce
Rooms 33 nml 34
Rloliards Hloolc
DR. A. NOWICKI,
Natural Mineral Water Care Institute,
1136 O STREET.
Mineral Wator Imported from Kurono. All
chronic illNoiifios cured In six weeks. Kcmnlo
complaints nml I.Ivor, Kidney mid I'.yo ills
eases treated, Olllco hours: U to I'i a. in, nml
2 to i , III.
Bit )e Inc-Mnrlilnr
t tact lltbllthl I
I30
inil In All m, byfl
rpuclBff our intcninti.
(oodt wbr Hit ptviil nn m
mm, wewiiittna ireisiopn
Errten In ttch loc.llr.tb trry
fll fHlnf-marbln mJ In
world. with til tbf tiutbmtnlt
cs
Wo will lw Mod Trr o rompltio
lino of our cotlljr ond vtluiblf irt
uraplct. Inrrtumwottk ibityou
bow what w truil, to Itioae who
mix rail at your iioma.aDU allar
H'T')lyV '
ntoumtail intu oacomt yuur own
tirorwrtr. Ihla orand loaclitnt la
vnjt
mada ahar tha hliifier aitnta.
Allien bavo run out 1 1 mra iairaia
1 run out II lulil (ur mi:l, w lib tha
I ttlarhmtnl.. and w aalla tur
"M.til, llaal, alrong rat, moat u.a
Ail marblna In tba world. All la
rraa. No catillal raoulrad. I'IaId.
krlaf Inatructlona anran. TKoaa who wrlia to ua at onca can
aura fVt-a tha bail aawlutmachlna In tho world, and tha
flni.t llnaofwoi ka of blah arlavar ahown logathtr In Ainirlca.
"l'UUr!VI,'U.,llK 740, Au.tutu, M-luc.
4mmz?
1 l'UI'KOl-'JVM.noiils tmm
1 IMtlZI-: f)K flin.'Ml H .. lini.tn
i I'ltr.Hui'' ni.roxH ft',!!
i imu.h ok .) i a..;
IMllKOP 10,i) nro -.i,o
n I'HI.I-M OK fifKHiiro !i).00
2.J IMU.K.rt OK l.omnrn '-!,''
Kfl I'HI.KSOK OKI lire r.0
...nil n uiy.4 iii.-
FKAfRE
mrm k mi" 1
UILL MYt ON THE ROAD. i
A tVw Keiiinrks mi thn I'rriiHnrltlp of
Porters.
I curry with mo, this year, n wnall, Mirrol
tS. welRhln n llttlo over twenty ouncoa.
It contains n Might bottlo of horso meilleliio
nml a ixiwdcr rag. Sometimes It nlso con
tains n costly rolo do milt, when I do not
forget and lenvo mild rolio In tlioidocpliij; car
or hotel. 1 am not overdrawing this matter,
however, when I my honestly that tlio Mirlll
cry of llro at night In most nny hotel In tho
United Btntes now would bring to tho llro
OM.'nK from ono to six employes of unld hotel,
wearing tliiwo costly vestments with my brlof
but luicrislinbto immo engraved on tho
bosom.
This llttlo traveling hag, ilhich Is not big
ger than n linn's hand, Is rudely pulled out
of my grasp as 1 outer tlio Inn, nml It bnscost
mo ('.". to get it hack again from tho porter,
libidos, I liuvo paid $S.:i,i for now handles tc ,
replai'o thoso that had boon torn olT in a
frnntlo RCtilllo between tho porter and inysolf
Um;o wlileh would getaway with It i
yestenhiy I was talking with n ivforineil
Icettnvr nlKiut this iecullnr!ty of tho isirtors.
Ho said IkmisI to leeturu n great deal at
moderate prleos througliout tho ronutrv, nml
after ten joani of isiruost toll ho was oiiahleil
to retire with a rich oxerlouco mid $t) In
money, lie lectured on phrenology nt.d took
his meals with tho elinirmau of tlio looturo
coimnltteo. In Ouray, Colo., the baggageman
ollowod Ills trunk to fall from n great height
mill the lid was kuockod oil' nml the bust
wlileh tho profpusor used In his lecture was
busted. Ilo thoivforo had to borrow a bald
headed man to net us bust for lihn In tho i
evening After the close of tho lecture the
profior round that tlio bust had stolen tho
gixHH receipts from' his coat tall pocket while
ho was lecturing Tim only Improbable feat
tire uliout this Mtory Uthuimpllcntinu thnt n
bald headed mini would commit n erlmo.
Gut htill ho did not lieeomo soured. Ilo l
prosseil on mid locturod to tho gentlo Janitors
of tho land In piercing tones. Ilo w.isalwnjn
kind to every ono, even when ieopla crltlelseil
hU lecturo nml went away liefora lie got
through. Ho forgave them nml paid Ills bills
just the pmirj no ho did when (H'oplo liknl
him.
Once n uowxpaprr man who had ilono him
n great wrong and sild that "tho lecturo
wus decayed ami that tho profehsor would
ondear himself to every ono If ho would
somo night at his hotel, instead of blowing
out tlio gas and turning oil" his brains as ho
usually did, Just turn oil" tho gas and blow
out his brains." Hut tho professor did not go
to his ofileo mid blow holes In his viscera. Ilo
bkjIco kindly to him always ami onco when
tlio two met in a barber shop, ami it was
doubtful which was "noxt," ns they enmo in
from opposite ends of tho room, tho professor
gently yielded the chair to tlio man who had
dono him tho great wrong, nml whllo tho
barber was shaving htm cloven tons of ceil
ing peeled oil" mid fell on tho editor who had
peon so cruel and so rude, mid when thoy
gathered up tho debris a day or two after
wards It was almost lmossillo to tell which
was celling and wlileh wius remains.
So itis always best to deal gently with
tho erring, especially If you think it will bo
fatal to them. Hill Nyo In Now York
World.
,
Tun llerolo Souls.
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"Dear (leorgo, 1 deem It only Just to toll
you that l am not tho rich girl tho world
thinks mo. My father's incomo Is smaller
than it hnsbecu, and my own prlvnto fortune,
from my lossut on tho turf, yields leas than
thirty thousand n year."
"Lulu, dear, do you think me a forttmo
hunter that filthy lucre tullucnccs my lovo
for you! Neverl I lovo you nil tho moro for
your poverty." Life.
A Precious Air Cushion.
Wo were spending tho summer of '77
among tho White mountains. Prominent
nmong tho guests nt our hotel wns old Mrs.
R , of liostou, ulwnys prating of her bluo
blood and old connections, or wearying every
ono by nppcnls to como and assist her in look
ing for various missing articles which
through great carelessness she was invariably
mislaying.
Judge of our dismay when 0110 morning
tho old lady seated herself In n largo moun
tain wagon that wo had engaged to tuko us
011 a long day's excursion to Randolph Hill.
In vain did wo picture to her tho fatigues of
the drive and discomforts kho would meet
with gosho would; and from tlio moment
wo left tho hotel door her fussing began.
"Tako caro of my eyo glasses, my dear, they
belonged to my great grandmother;" and
"May I ask you, my dear, to assist mo In dis
entangling tho fringes of my shawl; being
loft me by n distinguished ancestor, I prize It
highly," etc.
Finally on our arrival nt Randolph ono of
tho gentlemen stepped forwnrd to assist tho
old lady to dismount, when wo wero con
vulsed by tlio following! "Tnko care, mydenr
sir, my nlr cushion; oh, tnko enro; what
would lieeomo of me should tho nlr escapel"
"I do nssuro you, nindnme," said he, "that
I am handling it with great care, but do not
distress yourself nbout It, for bhould it be
come necessary it will glvo uio great pleasure
to Inflate It for you."
"Yes, ye8,"snld tho old lady; "but It would
not bo tho same thing at all, for at present it
contains tho breath of n dear friend I" Phil
adelphia Press.
A MWsetl Opportunity.
"There's ono placo ivhcro you haven't
looked for burglars, Maria," said Mr, Qood
sleeper, lazily watching hU wife as she got
down 011 tho floor, mid, shutting ono eyo,
tried to look Into tho two inch spneo under
tho boil for n burly robler. "Whoro!" sho
exclaimed nervously, "In tho Dlblo, Maria;
In tho Dlblo." It didn't seem to Impress her
very much and ho grow heavy hearted long
hours uftei-wnrd, when ho remembered that
ho had intended to buy dictionary. Durdctto
In Brooklyn ftiglo.
A Popular 1'b.y.
Wife John, I wish you would get tickets
for tho now play, "Holo In tha Air."
Husband Docs tho play possess nny liter
ary morltl
Wlfo Tho impors say not.
Husband I'll gut tlckota for It to-morrow,
-Ejxxli.
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l TTTfi C-Vi lT S
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iiiv M-.m'lul.
Tliey wcroon their way homo from tho
theatre.
"Wo had ii very Interesting discussion last
night at tho deh.it lug club," remarked Ooorgo.
"The subject was 'What shall wo do with our
raw material "'
"I know very llttlo nlwut matters of that
until iv, George," returned tho girl timidly,
"but I think homo of our raw material should
bo dlMil of on tho half sholL" Ujioclk
IVIInn Amenities.
(iU! V?SlSB? ' VT MKTE
L rT4 rsrQyrtirtf Jrt sJiVSTk "
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"I wtsli oii hmln't asked Oapt Wareham,
Llz7lo Hnrriil maul I can't lioar hhnl"
"Dear me, t'harlotto -Im't tho world lilg
enough for you Ixithr
"Yen, but your llttlo dining room Isn't!"
Sllli Walling.
Tho hands of tho clock 011 tho mantel
pointed to 11. Tho bleak wind whistled mid
moaned without, nml u groan Hint sounded
like mi who of tlio sad voices of the night
burst from tho llis of tlio gloomy young man
who sat before the llrciilncunutl looked at tho
dying cuiliers. Domir wns written on his
brow and expressed hi every llnoof hlsdrnor
ing, ucrveloM frama
"My llfo has been 11 fadurol" ho exclahneil,
bitterly. Why should I seek to prolong It!"
Tho light of a sudden resolution llauied
from his eyex mid the muscles of his mobile
countcuuiicohccmcd to harden Into stout).
Be.ntlug himself fit 11 tnhlo ho wrote rapidly,
ns follows!
"Sir It Is not necessary for mo to wnsto
nny tlmo In preliminaries. I will como to tho
point lit onco. I know w ho you are. I write
for tho purjiosoof confessing to you thnt 1
nm n desK'i'ate but unconvicted scoundrel.
I have committed every crimo known to tho
calendar of crimes, Including horso stealing,
burglary, kidnaping, Incendiarism, dyuamlto
throwing, forgery, wlfo whipping, counter
feiting, embezzlement, murder, ierjiiry, train
robbing and scuttling steamships. When you
receive this I shall bo waiting for you witli mi
iron poker to defend myself with mid nothing
else, so help mo heaven I Dare you bring
twenty of your bravest men mid nrrest 1110?
If not I pronounce you a white live-red cur
mid pusillanimous coward mid sneak I"
Ilo signed this with his full tinmo mid nil
dress, Inclosed It in nn envelope, nml di
rected it,
"It will savomofrom committing tho crimo
of self destruction," liosnld with ugrimsmllo.
This took placo six weeks ngo. Tho young
man is still waiting. Ho had mudo tho mis
take of sending the letter to the chief of n
gang of White Caps. Chicago Trihuno.
I'orco of Habit.
During tho Centennial exposition at tho
head of 0110 of tho departments there was n
German of the immo of Swnrtz. La to In
May, when It had bccomoqulto warm and all
of tho other ofllces had their doors mid win
dows open, ho would Insist on having Ids
closed, and every tlmo any one opened n door
ho would turn up the collar of his light over
coat mid say "shut tho toor, there vusu traft."
One morning n clerk named Bhultz enmo in
nnd snld, "Swartz, lastnoctl had von bad
tream of you."
"Veil, vat vim It!"
"I trenmpt you vas tcad."
"Veil!"
"Veil, 1 treatnpt vo nil lofeil you so veil dnt
vo koukludcd to hnf you cremated so vo could
each haf iart of your ashes. Vo took your
pody to Vashhigtou, Pa. Vo put you in
tho retort, In two hours somebody suggested
you vas dono. 1 opened n low cr door to soo If
you vas and immediately I heard n voice say,
Bunt tlio tour, thero vas n traft". Philadel
phia Press.
Warned In Time.
"What do you feed your white rabbit,
Tommy P Inquired Mr. Mldus, who had
called to talk jiolitlcs with Tommy's fattier.
"Tho stubs of pupa's cigars," was tlio reply.
"Why, doesn't tobacco mako tho rabbit
sick!"
"Who said anything about tobacco! I
guess you never smoked 30 of pnpa'sclgurs."
Just then Tommy's father appeared, "Havo
n cigar, Ulldus," ho said, cordially, "I never
keep nny but tho best and you cun depend on
theso."
"Thnnk you," said lllldus, feebly, "but I
promised my doctor this morning to stop
smoking, I'm threatened with paralysis, you
know." Chicago News."
Postponed on Account of tlio Wo.ttber.
Tho convention of railway managers who
had assembled to decldo upon somo now and
safe method of hcntlug railway cars had been
in i-esslon llftecn minutes.
''Gentlemen," said tho chairman, rapping
vigorously on tho desk, "It has been moved
and seconded thut on nccount of tho unex
pected cold simp nnd tho dllllculty of warm
ing this room, ns well ns tho lateness of tho
season, wo now adjourn until tho third Tues
day of ucxt July. Aro you ready for the
question!"
Put nnd carried unanimously. Chicago
Tribune.
Getting Even,
"Why nro you sjiovellng thnt snow on to
tho clean fcldowulk!"
"Faith, sor, ol conthrnctod wld th' womln
in th' house for tor clanooir th' sidewalk for
tin chits, nn' IxsJad, whlu nl lluUlitsl sho
wouldn't pay moj nn' U'gorra, back goes her
ulothyu,-v"-Life.
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QOi'Z AND END3,
Tho deposits in tho French mvlugi Iwnk In
1888 Increased flwn UB.fiiVS.DTIl francs to IS",
OIU.IKXI francs. Tho deivosltoni Incrcnseil fi-om
r17,hMtof.t)l,rIO,
A fellow In Chester, Pn hns found out why
n dog sometimes turns iirouud tlni-o times Ikv
foro tin lies down for n wioozo, Tho reason 1st
A dog thinks that ono good turn deserve
another
In France no novel, however oputar tho
author, l puhlhhisl nt n higher prlivthan
Hoventy-llvo- cents, nnd It Is only when 11 Ixjok
hns male 11 lilt thnt it Is brought out nt nn
enhanced charge.
IS'ot only should careless statements regard
ing our iielgliliom Ikj Igiioreil, lint facts them
solves, should often IrihuImIuihI hi tho interest
of right thinking and fullness to our fellows.
Arkansaw Traveler
The Hessian government has granted n
concession for n Krlinl of olghty-ono years to
u company wlileh pi-osisert to Join the lllnck
son mid the Sen of Awif. The company liusn
capital or in ill) I7,(KH,(HX).
Mr. Ueorgti Ilaueroft no longer npHnm In
society. As ho w roto in a pathetic llttlo nolo
ton lady who had scut 1 1 1 111 an Invltatloui "I
eannot como because 1 carry iim)ii 1110 the
tho weight of elghty-ulno yeai-s."
A subsorllior to n western mper nskst
"How lung tines uudinpuUsI mssesslon of nn
umbrella confer 11 rightful title to Its owner
ship!" It Is a lino legal question which tlio
jKissessor of sumo iiiih else's mnbrcllii will
settle according to conscience.
It wns onco snld of the French artist Calm
nel, rerently docomted, that "If thn model of
a perfeet gentleman wero lost to tho win Id It
could be wholly restored from the orsonallty
of Alexander C'abanel." lie was n man of
very simple and charming manners mid his
courtesy was unfailing.
Literary men don't always: keep their gifts.
Among the xnhiuictt presented by Mr. (Ilad
Htoue to the llbrni) of the National Literal
Is Cardinal Newman's book on universities
In tho flyleaf li an Inscription hi the car
dinal's neat re'iular hand "Froiu hlsnirco
Uonalo.1 II. N."
It lias hitherto been tho rule in Japan that
nil persons visiting governmental oIIIclm must
iillgut from their horses or vehicles nt the
outer gate, uuli they were of certain rank.
This relic of leinlal times has now been abol
ished. Every Japanese is now nt lllierty to
go where ho pleases 011 foot.
At tho Bteblilus art sale thu most notable
In New York city this season eighty pictures
brought $irJ, in.1, nml the statuary $1,000
maklug n total or r?HX),ir.. "The Game
I,ost," 11 picture of l.'ljtf by 10 Inches, by
Moksonlor, brought tho highest price t'JO.JXX)
mid Collis P. Huntington was thu pur
chaser. Tlio Albany capital has thus far cost $18,
000,000 Tho Capitol in Washington, which
Sunset Cox In his hook pronounces tho finest
building in tho world, has cost all told up to
tho present tlmo SUl.OOO.OOO. Tho Palace of
Justice, hi lltiissels, which Is much larger
than either, cost 810,000,000.
Who has not often noticed that romo of tho
most crucial, telling, obstinate and tleter
mined ohwrvntloirt nro made with 11 yawn,
as tho heart of 11 letter Is sometimes deferred
to tho ostscrlpt Always toko the moro
careful note of what n M?ron says to you
with a yawn.
Great fields of nsphaltum havo boon dis
covered in Utah and Wyoming territories.
Ono Held near Vcrnlal, Utah, contains 700,000
tons of asphalt. This asphalt was formerly
crude iistrolemn, which, escaping from na
tural openings in tho ground, flowed Into thn
plains where It now lies, and thero dried.
Thero hn water wheel hi use at Bowdoln
ham, Me., which Is probably the only ono of
Its kind In existence It Is twenty-seven feet
In diameter, with n foot of Its rim out of
water nt high tldo; tho spokes nro wide nud
sot diagonally, like tho vunes of a windmill.
It turns 18 hours of thu day by tide power,
running ono way with tho flow, tho other
with tho ebb. With one foot fall of tho tldo
this wheel gives about fifty horso jiower.
IIiiiiiiiiiIU)'n Aenicen.
Tho nverngo weight of malo adults Is 130
pounds; of women, nbout 110 iouuds. Tho
nverngo height of Avierlenn lecrults is nbout
A feet l inches. Tlio avi-rAo height of well
built men Is ft feet 0 Inches; of women, ft feet
I Inches. On. inch of helglit should add two
rounds to weight. The speclflo gravity of
tho body ranges from 0.0.10 to 1.030. Tho
heart weighs L'liO grammes In women mid 330
grammes ( 1 0 ounces) In men; tho nverngo
weight Is aij grammes. Tho erIod of Its
maximum weight Is Itetivocn U) and fcO.
Tho amount of blood In tho body is ono
thirteenth tho weight of tho liody, or 11 vo or
six quarts, or cloven or twelvo pounds. A
man dies when he has lost n fifth of Ids
blood. Tlio heart with each contraction
ejects six ounces of blood from each ventri
cle, atn presniro In tho left ventricle of one
fourth of nn atmosphere Tlio heart sends nil
tho blood round tlio lody twice every min
ute, or In nlwut thlrty-flvo contractions. A
deadly iioisou Injected Into a vein kills In
llftecn seconds, on tho nverngo; Injected
under the skin, In four minutes. A cubic
millimetre of blood contains ft,000,000 blood
ccllsln men,l,ft00,000in womeu. TlicronroSOO
red cells to every ono white blood cell. Tho
rod cells havo an nverngo diameter of 1-3200
Inch, tho whltoccllsof 1-lUUOOinch. Thoso
clllo gravity of tho blood Is 1.0.V5. Tho fre
quency of tho pulse In tho now born Is 1.10;
In lufuntsof 0110 year, 110; at two years, 05;
nt seven to fourteen years, 85; in tho adult
man, 72; woman, 80. Tho respirations nro
ono-fourth as rapid as tho pulse Medical
Record.
Martin I.uthor.
Martin Luther died on tho 17th of Febru
ary, 1.110. Tho nnino of this Innugurntor
of tho great religious revolution of tho
Sixteenth century wns rendered even moro
familiar to tho public by tie national cele
bration with which tho -100th anniversary of
his birth was signalized throughout Gonnany,
Aside ft out tho ecclesiastical results of his
career, Luther's translation of tlio liiblo,
through Its universal currency among his
countrymen, has had n powerful Influence In
preserving tlio German languago from tho
undue cll'ects of tho tendency to chango to
which all languages aro subject. Ill this re
spect tho Lutheran Hlblo has exerted as x
tent nn Influence ns tho ICngllsh version of
King Jnnuw has exerted in tho preservation
of tlio vernacular sieeeh of Imglaud and tho
United States. Philadelphia Times.
I.lkti Kelt Ice, l.lkn luy.
Hero Is a now story of Pnganiul. Ono tlmo
In Paris ho jmnxsl into a cab and ordered
the driver to make quick time to tho theatre,
w here an liiiimtlent audience was waiting to
hear him )erform tho famous prayer of
Moise 011 one string of his violin.
"What's tho furor" he Inquired.
"For )iiii, klr,"saldthodrlver, "tenfrnncs."
"You Jest," laughed tho great violinist,
"Not so you charge us much for n place
a t your conceit."
Pnganiul was silent for a minute nnd then,
with a complacent glance ut tho overreaching
cabman, said, handing hlni a decent faro,
"I'll iy you ten fruncs when you drive mo
upon ono wheel." Detroit Froo Press.
.iiver II il IL its) nl Any.
"Ao thero nny pinnated grouse In this vl
clnlt P Inquired the thin, scholarly looking
ma-.i u 1th the elegant brooch loader on his
shoulder
"Never heorod of nny," said tho western
Nebraska farmer, "nnd I'vollved h'yursovon
teen year,"
And tho N01V Kugland professor who wni
taking 11 vacation out west climbed wearily
alKwinl tho train again for a point it hundred
miles further wostword, tho locomotive scar
ing up pralrlo chickens In clouds ns II moved
swiftly along. Chicago Tribune.
Urntltiidei
tj f Jl TrilY mnatmm TV"
r2pMHHIli
"Why, Charles, wlnl's tho matter!"
"Matlerl Why, I'vo Just met Unit young
puppy .loin that I lent that live miind to,
mid lin Nild he'd pull my iioso for mo If I
botheivd him for It again I What do you
think of that"
"I think lio'll havo his hmidi full If ho
doos, Charles."
And now thero is n ctxilncm liet ween thorn.
Judy.
One or (Imernnr Hoard's Stories,
Wiscousln's homely oxecntlvoenjoys n wldo
reputation us 11 spinner of yarns, nud 110110
does ho tell with n keener relish than thoso nt
his own uxiKiiisu Governor Hoard (xissesses
In ii high degree tho Indescrlhnhlo "knack"
of tolling stories.
Tho governor tells n story, which, ns re
lated by him, Is Intensely funny, of a Yan
kee, W'ho had 11 ieedy team, which, ho
claimed, had never lsxn passed but once.
Ono day tin) Yankee overtook n fnncrnl pro
cession which had been brought to it halt by
tho giving out of ono of the horses which
drow the hwirso. Tho Yankee volunteered
tho iiso of his horses to tako tho placo of tho
other team, nud in 11 few moments ho found
himself on tho henrno driving slowly his
speedy mihnnls. Just nt this Juncture n
rival whom ho had frequently vanquished
on the race track cninuspoeding by, evidently
highly exultant nt onco getting his old ad
versary at 11 disadvantage. Ilutmiii iinturo
asserted Itself In the Yankee, however, and
ho let his horses out. Then an exciting race
was begun, wlileh only censed on tho part of
tho Van las) when ho wns overtaken by 11 man
who rode ill) at 11 furious rate on horseback
nnd told him that "thero was n funeral pro
cession half 11 mile back which wns willing to
put In 11 llttlo tlmo In a lugubrious way If It
only had n corjiso to head It." This was tho
only time tho Yankee wns free to confess that
ho hud over been (Kissed on tho road. Chi
cago Herald.
Took Away Tltclr Appetites.
First Young Physician (at prlvnto ban
quet) Ily tho way, Bqullls, that was an In
teresting case I had hi tho typhoid fever
wnrd of tho Galen hospital last weok.
Second Young Physician That caso of
typhus pulmoualisf
"Yes. It wus complicated, you rcmombcr,
with ncuto symptoms of lousllitis nud cere
bral congestion. Tlio whole mucous mem
brane was moro or loss Involved."
"Wns thero any cutaneous inflammation P
"Not until the patient had reached tho tlo
llrlous stago. The Insomnia was moro pro
nounced than In nny hospitnl case 1 havo at
tended this season. Ordinary opiates, taken
both Internally mid hyodermlcally, seemed
to hnvo no effect, nnd bleeding wns out of tho
question, of course."
"That reminds mo, Htrnmoiilum, of n caso
I had 11 few weeks ago. Thu patient had
been don it for u-n days with bilious rheu
matic fover when 1 was called in. Drustio
treatment, you know, wouldn't do. Tho en
tire epigastrium nnd"
Whole Hauled Host (to group of guests
bcntcd near young physicians) Friends, you
don't seem to 1m eating anything. What U
tho matter! Havo you been neglected
Guests (weakly) Not ut nil not ut all.
Chicago Tribune.
Ominous,
It was Dllklns' wedding day nnd ho wns
tensing his kid brother-in-law.
"Well, Johnny," ho said, bolomnly. "I'm
going to tako your sister nwny oil" anil hnvo
her nil to myself, where you won't soo her
nuy more."
"Nol Itcally, aro youP said Uio kid curi
ously. "Yes, 1 11111. Whnt do you think of It!"
"NothlnV I guess I can stand it if you
can." Woslilngtou Critic
How Cynics Aro Mudo.
Drown Seen Smith lately!
Jones Yes. What a change has como over
html
U. Chango!
J. Yes, ho has lieeomo a regular cynic,
B. Cynic!
J. Yes. Ilo has no faith In humanity.
Speaks bitterly of tho entire human race.
B. Hal Who refused him n loan! Boston
Courier.
loato' llulr Dressing Idea.
Joslo, a bright llttlo 3-year-old, hail just
vi Lb flr! vWt to Ik? barter's. Ho looked
very dissatisfied ujiou tils return mid his
mamma asked thu reason.
"1 don't like my hair combed this way, all
In little curls," ho said.
"How do you wishltP queried his mamma.
"Why, I want it llko Uncle Tom's. I want
It In two slices." Now York World.
Doiiiestlo Astronomy,
Grandmamma had been explaining to tho
llttlo girl how our earth Is kept from flying
olT into Infinite staco by tho attraction of tho
sun, which is constantly trying to draw tho
earth towards itself, while the latter nlways
keeps Its distance. "Grandma," said the llttlo
girl, "1 should think tho sun would get dis
couraged nfier 11 while ami let It go." Har
Ier' Vouug I'coplo,
(lite llrr it Strlklnj i:xuuiile.
A father says to n httio girl of tlvei "Suv
poso n llttlo girl should strike you, you
wouldn't strike back, would you!" After a
moment's thought thoinidi"l should waut
to show her how sho did." Christian Ad
vocate Wwy Up In tho Art.
Mother Johnny, I'm shocked to hear you
swear. Do you learn that nt school! Johnny
Loam It nt schooll Why, it's mo what
teaches tho other boys. Texas Sifting.
MDSIC FREE!
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