Postscripts

A rector sixty years oíd in Annapolis Ís learning to ride a wheel. A license is required to sell glnger beer in England after 10 o'clock at nigtht. Thousands of bushels of tomatoes are rotting on the farms near Dimoudale, Mich. At English dispensarles over $250,000 worth oí medicine Is annually distributed gratis. She- Isn't the rule "When in doubt, play trumps?" He- The usual rule is, "When in doubt, ask what are trumps."- Scottlsh Nights. In the British isles during the present century seven instances have toeen recorded in which the bride has married the best man by mistake. Ohio's production of coal last year amounted to the great quantity of 13,683,879 tons, an increase of 1,773,660 tons over the preceding year. A farmer near Sacramento, Cal., says his erop of asparagus thls season wlll brlng him $12,000, of which ?9,000 will be profit. He haa twelve ares of it. For the first time in forty ycars the circuit court of Logan county, Kentucky, convened In regular session recently without a murder case on the docket. Arrangements for the training of British infantry next winter are to be on a more elabórate scale than usual, and especial prominence is to be given to long-distance marching. In a chicken-picking contest held at White Pigeon, Mich., one woman working alone beat two men working together, picking 103 fowls in the forenoon to the men's 101. With the Adirondack guides business the past summer has not been as good as in most former years, due, of course, to the general depression which has affected the summer resort business. "Mr. Whoopley, if you will only say that I can have your daughter, I am willing to wait for her forever." "It's a go, young man. You can have her