Friil aj Evening, October 27, 1893.
THE ASHEVLLIxE DAILY CITIZEN.
THE EMPEROR RESENTS ADVICE. HZTUGIOUS
Ilia Young Majesty of China Has Notion
as to Ilia Own Education
Tho IVkin Gazette lately contained
a curious decree from the emperor re
ferring to certain proposals that had
been made for his proper education.
An oflleious censor presented a memor
ial sug-gestlng that the emperor should
restablish tho former practice of hav
ing the classics and other sacred writ
lnga daily expounded to him. Upon
this his majesty observes: "SInoe we
huve undertaken tho task of govern
ing in person, we have daily received
in audience tho officials of the metrop
olis and the provinces, and done our
very utmost to rightly discern the
proper men and pass judgment on their
actions. Such time as remains at our
disposal after transacting the multi
tudinous affairs of state wo devote to
the study of the classics and historical
records, often engaging in discussion
with the imperial tutorB, and never
permitting ourselves for a moment to
indulge in luxurious ease."
Tho great Kien Lung explained his
objection to the old jjinctice to bo that
tho censors whose business it was to
expound tho classics in rotation, and
thereby to raise the standard of moral
virtue, made use of tho opportunity to
tender their advice on tilings in gen
eral, and to air their private views. A
few years later tho same great ruler
publicly announced that af tor" 1 lsten
ing for more than ten years to tho ir
relevant comments of his tutors on
public affairs he was Aired of them,
and that these unenlightened and un
Btatcsnianlike expositions must stop.
A later emperor said much the same.
With theso precedents of his ances
tors to guide him, tho present emperor
concludes his decree as follows: "Two
emperors have thus expressed their
views with regard to this matter, and
tho conclusion they arrived at was
that theso expositions were a mere
fraud; that they did not advanco a true
understanding of the principles of gov
ernment; that those concerned endeav
ored to put forward their private
views and by flattery carry out their
falso designs. Ve sea throvigh all
this quite clearly, and it would be well
were the censor to reverently peruse
the views of former sovereigns in re
gard to this matter. His memorial is,
moreover, in many respects obscure,
und his arguments not to the point.
His proposition need not be enter
tained." CHINESE DELICACIES.
AND EDUCATIONAL.
S00.034 teachers in the
MONKEYED WITH THE TROLLEY.
1'lgs und Poultry 1'ut I p Attractively and
Sold Cheap.
The Chinese delicatessen store is re
plete with the appetizing dishes of the
Chinese household, and they are done
up not only in better style, but with
much better materials and more tastily
than the average food of an ordinary
Chinese family.
Everything, says tho New York Sun,
is exposed to view in the most con
spicuous manner possible. A whole
pig, fat and juicy, soaked in highly
spiced liquor and then baked a crispy
brown while cooling in the air in
blightly anointed on Its back with a rich
coat of See Yo (vegetable oil) and salt.
The ears and nose are dyed in vermil
ion; tho entire carcass Is made as at
tractive to the eye and as tempting to
the nppetlto as possible; it is then
hung by its little ehubby tall upon a
hook near tho door, in very much the
same fashion as a Dutchman's butcher
shop. When a customer comes ho ia
asked which part of the hog he wants.
It is then chopped oft at twenty-fivo
centB per pound. The same price pre
vails throughout the entire pig.
Tho liver and entrails are cured sep
arately from the rest of tho body, and
then are sold at half the rate of the
body. Ou an averngo three pigs a day
and a dozen or more of dncks and
chlckeriB are disposed of in quarter
pound lots, besides other delicacies.
The difference between a Caucasian
and a Chinese delicatessen store is im
mense. The one always sells stale meat and
rotten cheese; the"other roasts live
pigs (killed within an hour before they
are prepared for roasting), chickens
and ducks in the same way.
The one costs hundreds of dollars to
start and makes little profits, while
the Chinese delicatessen shop costs
only the twenty dollars to buy tho
meats and makes big profits. An or
dinary hallway is amply big enough
for a pood-sized Chinese delicatessen
shop.
There are
United States.
The first normal college for the
ulind was founded in 1873.
New churches built in America last
year numbered nearly 10,000.
Sunday schools for teaching- the
elements of English education were
established by Kaikcs about 17B1.
The first systematic effort to teach
the deaf to speak was made by l)r
Thornton, of l'hiladelphia, in 17t):i.
t'harlemango' founded schools In
every monastry in the empire, in which
reading, singing, arithemotic and gram
mar were taught.
Between 1698 and 1741 the society
for the promotion of Christian knowl
edge founded nearly 2,000 charity
Bchools in tlreat Britain and Ireland.
In Scandinavia, Switzerland and
Germany over 95 per cent, of tho popu
lation are able to write; in Great Brit
ain. 90: in France, 85, in the United
States, 93.
He that repents every day for the
sins of every day, when he comes to die
will have tho sins of but one day to
repent of; short reckonings make long
friends. Phillip Henry.
Joseph Lancaster began the sys
tematic Instruction of poor children in
17JW. Tho peculiarity of his system
was the fact that ho utilized the older
pupils in teaching tho lower classes.
To hunger no more and to thirst no
more Is but to havo our ever-returning
need perpetually satisfied, and from
the overllow of our blessedness to be
come wells of the water of life to other
Eouls. Lucy Larcom.
The Tcabodygift of fa, 100,000 for
the purpose of promoting education in
the south was made in 1S0O, and in
1809 the donation was increased to f !S,
500,000. Mr. l'eabody's previous dona
tions to the cause of education amount
ed to $1,250,000.
Gen. Booth carries on his missions
nt comparatively small cost. The ofll
cors who work among the Zulus get
sixty cents per week as salary, besides
cornmeal for breakfast, rice for dinner.
with an occasional bucket of molasses
thrown in. The latter costs twelve
cents at tho sugar mill.
In 1538 Luther and Melanchthon
drew up u scheme of popular education
which was followed in the German
schools for seventy-live years. The
first class learned to read, write and
sing; tho second class studied Latin
grammar, music and tho scriptures; the
third, arithmetic, Latin and rhetoric.
A colporteur wns recently arrested
in the Gala ta district, lurkey, for sell
ing the Epistle to tho Galatians, on the
rround that it was a seditious docu
ment Tho Turkish authorities called
for a certificate of the author's death to
assure themselves that tho document
ivas not of recent origin. Chicago
Standard.
The seal ring worn by the pope.
and used by him on oClcial documents
to which his signature is attached, has
on it the enirraving of a fish with the
cipher of the wearer. Since the thir
teenth century every pope has worn a
ring of this character, and it is shat
tered with a hammer when tho wearer
Jies to prevent its use on a forged docu
ment.
I'hlliiilelplilav Hoy Turned the Garden
Hose cu One and Mow ltcgrets It.
At least one boy on Catherine street
knows more about electricity and the
trolley than lie did, and so does his
father, nays tho l'hiladelphia Call.
The other evening- tho boy was out in
front of his home, which is not far from
Broad street, preparing to sprinkle
tho street and cool off the pavement.
Tho nice, black, shiny hose had just
been brought and it was his first ex
perience at the job. lie uncoiled the
hose, coupled it on and turned on the
water. lie first sprinkled the pave
ment liberally and felt grateful at tho
coolness which seemed to pervade the
atmosphere. Th en ho sprinkled the
street until the dust was all mud and
tho water was trickling in streams
into the gutters. Still ho kept up the
good work, and papa came out, lighted
a cigar and sat do vn upon the steps to
see Johnny do his work. Then mamma
camo out, too, and the neighbors who
wero across tho street admired the
family group. After wetting down the
street and everything else in reach,
Johnny looked around for more worlds
to conquer. Suddenly ho glanced up
ward, and his eyes rested on the shin
ing trolley wlro which stretched away
in the distance. It looked rather hot
and ho concluded to sprinkle It as an
evidence of good faith. Without con
sulting papa ho turned tho hose on tho
trolley wire, and struck it fair with a
nice, plump, strong stream of water,
while he held tho nozzle of the hose
the better to direct the stream. Then
Johnny was stnick by the current of
electricity which flew down the stream
to meet him. He dropped to tho side
walk and the hose turned loose, sprink
ling papa and mamma well before they
could escape. Then tho admiring
neighbors laughed and papa grabbed
Johnny, lupgeu him into the shed and
paddled liim with a shingle, after
which ho delivered a lecture on elec
tricity and the dangers of tho trolley.
Then ho fondled Johnny again with a
trunk strap and put a dry suit of
clothes on himself.
-SIX TM0USAND
dol:
WO
tlTH
RECKLESS BICYCLE RIDERS.
WIT AND WISDOM.
FINE
Coming
SPANISH ONIONS,
to America In Increasing Quan
tities from Valencia.
The largo and handsome Spanish
onions, which havo been coming to
this country in increasing quantities:
for tho lost half dozen years, aro now
cheaper than they have ever been
known here. According to tho Oar
ilerifcr's Magazine, these vegetables aro
grown mainly near Valencia, In Spain,
and tho first shipments this year,
which came by the way of England,
were harvested too early, and were
therefore watery. Being liable to
quick decay, they were hurried upon
the market and sold for low prices.
The first direct importation was also
off grade in quality, and this sot the
price for the season very low, so that
in many auction sales the price has
barely covered the freight and duty,'
to Bay nothing of tho commissions and
cost of packing. The duty of 40 cents
on a bushel of fifty-six pounds, to
gether with tho freight, commission
and cost abroad, brings tho actual
value to the importer about 80 cents
crate laid down, and, therefore, when
prices range from 55 cents to 81 a crato
the- trade has been a disastrous one.
Together with what has already ar
rived and what Is expected, the Imports
this year will amount to 150,000 crates,
or about 87,500 bushels.
Attempts to raise this Spanish onion
in California and other parts of tho
country from seed purchased in Spain
havo generally proved unsuccessful, a
the vegetables when grown hero do
not differ much from the ordinary do
mestle onion. It seems that a Castil'
ian climate and soil is necessary for
the production of this delightful
product
There is no darkness but ignorance.
Shakespeare.
You can not play the flute by blow
ing alone; you must use your fingers.
Goethe.
Solemn Stranger All flesh is
crass. Deaf Man Hey? Solemn
Stranger No, grass. N. Y. Tress.
Pessimist Don't you wish you'd nover
been born? Book Agent No; I let
other neonlo do that for me. N. Y,
Journal.
A laugh is often the echo of an
anirel's sonir. a spray of broken music
left sparkling on the shoro of time.
Kam's Horn.
"Is she well married?" "I should
say so. She's been trying for years to
tret a divorce and can't" Kate Field's
Washington.
A child that staycth at one stature
and never groweth bigger, is a monster.
Unless we go forward we slip back.
Bishop Jewel.
Citizens Do you have much troublo
arresting tramps? l'ol iceman Oh, no;
no matter how strong a tramp is, he
will never resist a rest Yonkers
Stutesman.
Mr. Tlppel I'm or just going out
to see a man, my dear. Mrs. Tippel
Well, I wish you'd bring a little of him
back in a bottle with you I feel thirsty.
Chicago Mail.
One of tho pathetic things of life is
to sec a man trying to carry what is
technically known as a "jug" and the
tune of "After the Ball" both at once.
Washington Star.
Not So Black as He is Tainted.
Ilardalee We had a fine sunrise this
morning. Van. Did you see it? Van
Tank Sunrise? Why, old man, I am
always in bed before sunrise. N. Y.
Ledger.
Creditor "Don't you know that It
Is using up a deal of my time to have to
keep dunning you as I do?" Debtor
"And that isn't tho worst of it You
use up a deal of my time also." Boston
Transcript.
Cook (to nurse) "The mistress says
to be very careful in moving thOi.clock,
and not let It falL" Nurse "Then you
carry the baby and let no carry the
clock. You might let the clock fall."
Texas Sittings.
Fair Customer "Is it true that milk
Is soured by lightning? ' Thoughtless
Milkman "No; by thunder." And to
this day ho doesn't know why she
transferred her patronage to a rival
dealer. Buffalo Courier.
Little Ethel It's awful impolite to
ask for things. Little Johnny Course
it is. What of it? Little Ethel Noth
ing, only I'm gettin' hungry for some
candy I've got iu my pocket, and there
isn't enough for two Good News.
When you have found your talent
do not despise it or be disappointed in
it or yourself because you have not
some other, but honor it respect It
even If it Is not much of a gift It is
vours, your all. You are in no debt
Anon.
Officer of Clubs Should Call Down the
Careless Wheelmen.
The reckless rider Is, first of all,
says British report, a danger to the
public, a fool to himself and an unmit
igated miisance to none more than his
fellow-wheelmen. The first ho fright
ens, but otherwise does little hnrm to;
ho jeopardizes his own neck (which, It
may be remarked en passant, la never
above the average in value), and plays
tho very dickens with the affections of
his fellow-sportsmen by invariably hug
ging the curb on the wrong side when
he is not lurching all over the road. It
Is to ho feared that the law will never
be able to suppress him, for the Mniple
reason that he Is hard to catch and the
pollco are proverbially Mow as runners,
We Bhall probably have to endure the
reckless rldor as long as our cycling
lives last, and that In splto of the
higher education and university ex
tension lectures. The nuisance can bo
mitigated, however, by the use of a
little moral suasion, and in particular
officers of clubs might do much towards
the conversion of men whoso reckless
ness is not, after all, necessarily born
so much of innate caddlshness as mere
high spirits or ignorance, allied to
thoughtlessness. Let olllcers of clubs
never weary of impressing ou their
young members tho necessity of ob
serving tho rules of the road, the truth
of tho old axiom, "More haste, less
speed," and tho very real danger of
scorching- through city streets and
even suburban roads, and at least some
good will of necessity accrue. Fur the
writer's part, he has made up his mind
that the next time ho is run down by a
rider husrjrinjr the near side curb he
will have "the luw on him" for assault
and bo bothered to "the freemasonry
of tho wheel."
A SILKEN TRAP.
Elegant Cloaks and Jao&ets
AT ONE HALF PRICES
Our buyer has just returned from the East, where he attended one of the largest
Bankrupt Sales tjjat ever happened in New York. He bought the entire bankrupt stock
of the great cloak house of Johnson Levison & Co., who failed for 825,000, at nearly his
own figures. We have bought these goods at a terrible sacrifice, and are w illing to give
the good people of Asheville and surrounding country the benefit of this great sale.
We are able to show you the most elegant cloaks and jackets ever brought to this town.
We invite the good ladies who love to see nice cloaks and wrho love to purchase at their
own price a garment,. to come and inspect our immense stock of cloaks and Jackets, and
we are convinced if you arc in need of a garment we
far as nice quality and style are concerned. When
you through our cloak department, we will at the same time show you through our
complete stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Ladies' Underwear, and at prices that will
make our competitors howl and gladden the hearts of our customers. Please remember
that in our connecting store yon will find the most complete stock of tailor made Cloth-
lg, Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods ever brought to this State, and at prices that
defy "competition. Yours very truly,
arc certainly able to please you so
we have the pleasure of showing
BALTIMORE, CLOTHING, SHOES AND DRY GOODS COMPANY,
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Introducers, - Leaders and - Controllers of - Low Prices.
Th.
or
What a Creole la.
A Creole, strictly speaking, Is any
person born in this country or tho
West Indies of European ancestorsi
also but person born in or near tho
tropics, and this Is the sense in whlchj
the word la usually employed, i. no use
of the word, however, ha been by
some restricted first to children of
foreign parents born in Louisiana,
and, second, to children of Spanish
or French parents born in Louisiana,
and then in the north the word has
been perverted bo that it Is believed to
Imply tome strain of negro blood In
person to whom it U applied. It doe
not Imply anything- of tb sort
A few evenings ago a little boy was
busily engaged at his lessons. Ilia
father, one of the leading citizens of
Harlem, had gone to the lodge, and his
mother was busy sewing. The little
boy looked up and asked: "Mamma,
what does the word "pretext' mean?'
"When your father Bys he has to go
to the lodge two or three time a week.
that is a pretext to get awsy from his
family.
The boy did not say any thing, but
next day when he read, it out to a
whole school his definition of "pre-
Huge Web llullt l)T a flpeclea
Holder Native lu Ceylon.
Ceylon is tho homo of the largest
species of spider, that has yet been
made tho subject oT entomological In
vestigation. This web-splnning mon
ster lives in tho most mountainous dis
tricts of that rugged inland and places
his trap not a gossamer snare of uiry
lightness, but a hujro netof yellow bilk
fiom five to ton feet In diameter
across the chasms and fissures in the
rocks. Tho supporting guys of this
gigantic net, which in all cases Is al
most stronff enough for a liammoctt,
are from five to twenty feet lu length
(as conditions and circumstances may
require), mado of a series of twisted
webs, tho whole beinir of tho diameter
of a lend pencil. As might bo im
agined, this gtgantic silken trap Is not
set for mosquitoes, tiles and pestiferous
gnats, but for birds, gaudy moths and
elegantly-painted butterflies, some of
th latter having a spread of wing
equal to that of a robin or a blue jay.
Home extra fine skeletons of small birds,
lizards, enakes, etc., havo been found
in theso wobs, with every vestige of
flesh picked from them. The owner
and maker of theso queer silk traps is
a spider with a body averaging four
and one-half inches in width and six
inches in length, and with legs nine to
twelve inches from body to terminal
claw.
Faying- a Vow by Proxy.
A Kobo (Japan) paper copies a curi
ous advertisement wnica nns ueen
hung out on the board by a rich man
at Matsuragata, Nagasaki. I ho no
tice explains itself: "When my daugh
ter was sick I prayed tho Kompira of
tSanuki provlnco for her recovery,
plodorlnpr to let her pay a thanksgiving
visit to the temple by creeping on ner
hands and feet all tho way through, in
imitation of cattle, if she recovered.
The prayer was heard, and sho recov
ered by tho miraculous influence i
tho Alinlgh ty Deity. Hut, after all, it
is impossible for a tender girl to creep
several hundred of miles to fcanuki. I
should therefore llko to llnd a nubsti'
tute for her, and if anyone offering
himself or herself for such be found
suitable to tho task I will offer such a
person one thousand dollars "
A Bright Hoy.
"Ma, said a newspaper man s son.
"I "know why editors call themselves
'we.' "
"Why?" .
"So's the man who doesn't like the
article will think there are too many
people for him to tackle." Washing
ton otar.
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Fond Mother Willy tells me his em
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Father Yes?
Fond Mother Ileaavshe showed him
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