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Some English Railroads.

Knwlish railroads, althouch of necessity comparatively shert, do an enormous business. In ao vddress on the business of the Londen and Nor! })- Western arilroad, which recently

appeared some figures ure given whose holds as well as

Vast magnitude

attracts the attention of every reader. This immonse corporation now has a capital of about $550 000,000, which is rather more than thatot the entire south-western group of railroads in the Uuited States, although these lines have nearly ten times as many miles 0% track. Ihe annual income of the great British highway of traffic is over $50,000,000. “The ditfereat

work require an army 60,000 strong Sixteen hundred of them are engaged in building locomotives. This great road, with all its branches, only makes up 2,500 miles in length; but it passes through more densely populated than any other on earth, excepting Belgium and some of the smaller tropica! islands. Every year it carries 60,000,000 passengers and 33,000,000 tons of freight. Io the despatch of the enormous business the company employs 3,000 engines, and collectively they cover over 54,000,000 miles every year. By bringiog this rate of distance down tine we find that it meaas 150,000 miles a day, 6,218 miles an hour, and 104 miles minute. §By addiog together the space covered by the engines in four hours, we see that they go far enough to cir-

departme nts of its

a country

cumnavigate the globe, One of the 3,000 |

locomotives gives out every five days, and anew one must beready to take its place. These statements are wonder- ful, no matterhow we cossider them; but when we observe that they picture the annual work of one company only, sixty years after the first successful railway began operations, they are pec-

uliariy suggestive. If this great ad-

vance has beea accomplished since 1827, what miy not be done in the sixty years to come! Perhaps before that

period is eaded the methods of land and water CoOmmusications will be eatirely revolutionized, and steam will be succeeded by a torce that ,will cause a grevier change than has taken place dur ing the last century.

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B rother Gardner Thinks.

GROANING ABOUT THE WICKEDNESS ‘ MANKIND I4 TIME WASTED,

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‘D> ole man Peters war’ ober to my cabin las’ nite,” said Brother Gardner as the la np Was tut ned up for business, “ffe sot and sot, an’ his complaint was dathe had lost all confidence in human noatur. Some one promised him a 2-shillin’ job o’ whitewashin’, but afore he got roun’ to it de people had employed noder artist.

“Uncle Ben Johnson war’ in to see me de odder Sunday, an’ he had also lost all confident in de world. Some one had gim him a 20-cent piece fur 25 cent, an’ be ain’t gwine to look fur honesty in any human begin’ arter die.”

‘“ Dr Widier Clovertop war’ weepin’ when she entered my doah yesterday atternooo, Somebody had stated the story dat she sold her coal stove to buy herself a pair of silk stockin’s, an’ she declared dat she would nebber—no neber, expeck to ha’r any one speak de traf agin She was ready and willin’ to believe de world chuck full o’ liars an, slanderers.”

“T has heard mo’ dan one member of dis clab sot down wid a grunt of despair an’ groan out agin de world. You hasn’t had a fa’a show; luck has bin agiu you; you hev bin robbe! an’ decived by your friends, an’ so on to dejeand.”

’‘ Now, my frens, de fack am dat human hatur’ war nebber any better, an’ probably not much wuss, dan you find it to-day. Five hundred y’ars B. C. men told lies an’ iudulged io false pretense an’ cheated each other in a hoss-trade. Women gossiped an’ slan- dered an’ played hypocrite, and if you bought a crock of butter from a farmer it Was jistasaptto have a stone in de bottom as not. Dis drappin, down on a cheer like a bag o’ sand an’ goanin’ about de wickedness o’ mandkind am time thrown away. You do your full sheer of lyin’ an’ cheetin’ an’ deceivin’, an’ you Sholdao’t squeal when some one gits de bulge on you. Pay yer debts, but don’t pay until de bills am sent in, Tell de trath, but ‘keep ‘nuff back to hedge on io case you put yer foot in it. Be candid in yer speech, but doan’ tell

all yer know fur at least aweek. Use yer Wiyours right, but keep club io re. serve f back yard nuisusces. Lot us now pureeed to biznexs which has as-

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How to Name the Girls,

In the first place, give the girls in baptism only vse name. She will be perfectiy content with it. Her lover never requires, oever uses but one of her names if she have half adozeu. In the height of bis tender- ness he never says, “ Amelia Jane, come to my arms!” He simply extends his arms and cries, * Jane!” In the second place, when the girl marries let her always keep her surname. Then, whenever we see a woman’s name we shall know whether she is married or single, and if she is married we shall

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