J. F. SULLIVAN.

[Illustration: _From Photos. by R. Gabbott, Chorley._]

[Illustration]

These are two photographs of a "turnip," unearthed a little time ago by

a Lancashire farmer. We are indebted for the photographs to Mr. Alfred

Whalley, 15, Solent Crescent, West Hampstead.

[Illustration]

This is a photo. of a hock bottle that was washed ashore at Lyme Regis

covered with barnacles, which look like a bunch of flowers. The

photograph has been sent to us by Mr. F. W. Shephard, photographer, Lyme

Regis.

[Illustration: LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION.]

The drawing, taken from a photo., shows the curious result of a boiler

explosion which occurred some time ago at Soosmezo, in Hungary. The

explosion broke the greater part of the windows in the neighbouring

village, and the cylindrical portion of the boiler, not shown in

drawing, as well as the chimney, were hurled some two hundred yards

away.

[Illustration: Pal's Puzzle Page.]

[Illustration: ON THE SAGACITY OF THE DOG.

1. "YOU SEE," SAID THE PROFESSOR TO HIS PUPIL, "I WILL HIDE MY

GOLD-MOUNTED UMBRELLA IN THIS HEAP OF LEAVES----"

2. "----AND THEN TAKE MY DOG A MILE BEYOND THIS LONELY SPOT AND HE WILL

RETRIEVE IT AGAIN."

The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 26, February 1893 An Illustrated Monthly · 第 65 / 68 题