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r :
LM .11 UV Il'f
a low: of AxuoxEr.
(ija uduut cmmcrci ot.T.)
t
Kity. Putot. I It?
I it mt a letther.
i . t
Faith, 1 llioizht l.lrlnt; of tnnni. the wnrll.it quirt; ! I'll look aVrnr ie'
ClI.llUCTpi.
Xtir, lf 0ir'ur. ' '
I'fU Jjmim Il'ipSu'ai, ft lastle ittpild-
tie. v i .
Xrt. II'rtniiT"'",!i ; catel.
!),, hjf Dieter.
jCu 1)J., IrUU Iljlp. . . . '
K ir IT" Ctirrt o I Cutt. a
Mrs. t But mil, Kitty, I raoa it a
lCiuy. O. ves, jmn can, feitlir; Jut
,5, j ouo. Il's-enih nd, 'f b.ont s
b't 4 Uoomioj 1 Lrtd tal cost fifteen
tui., tou ftr cnzjr I Wa cumot (r.r I
V) U m xtrtmt. Tbtiaoonj d-rif.
fh proprty ytitf 'tlftr futU left
will onlf l!o to Jrn i i tht nivMt eci
t.nirJ manner )'' ' "
Kitty. B it tU boiiaot u not extnr i
jot. Dorft Fiutoiii sar bnin t w'lic'i
cot lwuty-Bve iloliwJ. fti-l lur fithnr lim
fiW B or tix lime. duu't whr I
.Uun u. houiiet ai wjII hi tint
Mr. C H"'i.
Mr. iJ 1 1 u m I infrt'"i
ill of vur nei!iVM h!4iiu t'y Iro h
r tkin r d If hr l mnef f.ul-
w ihouM mJevor t' uw our t b t
pirp I " 'ir, I ,,u' ' b i jl 1 1
l PMtif T'iu. but wa li iv t iu iir e
poniei. Your miuio Jcium rit it rHt
Klof ni.)ie ; i-l vuur ,lroth.r lrrj
off at irh-Hil.'w nuMr i(Triii'X fir a n
tu:t of dutlici. I iuut hint t'i
aioiy to
KUt. Oh, ho c'i wtit; lie'i oulf a
H.y; a wl u onti cr Vt t b l k:
b it jfouujj la liai nnwt ht : r tb are
ih.iuH nuthinj of. O. oa mit let mi
U tb KiMKiet, ni4-nni:i I
Mr. C. If r,v' ,i"r. Kit
tr tlirr nut K wiih-'ul liii ow n.iif.
Alttf. If yu couHJ ut i! It'
jut tui-h a f Wnit I D lf mm1
run liwu aii'i aik Mini Tl i 1 1 cttl
it tin fur rmi Ionic u.
tn. C I'vv uu o!ircti jn t tint : auil
If y u thiuk you tc; it m "rj lliaii llrrr
tlp 'iii ! iiiir, w!ijr
Kuir. You'll it-t n( Inv-it Pint'
pwl. ilr rf.t!rr. I ki.- y m uM.i'
rfu. l'il ruo to M:J ThompmuV I
WH.'th- J-Mldl'lBlT. I K'lpjUMi I tlfiih
liut then, further, uc!i a l ve 4,f a
WmcL TLx't. i.
Mr. C (Sit :i UtLin--ch iir. Dir
tbil-f, it U harj t. rfuis her! 1J it one
t'toul l be iuhU of money In km-n with
tb itruva;ant (u,Ijm of t!i ilnf .
Eutor Ausr IforuisN, u.
Aont II. Aiielii:a. wii"t on nirU hay
them nir J'mimm got fur li hi t? I'yijX''
tul t Ht that uir front wiirjow ijlfl'v
jrnt a crick in my back a t.yin' to no I uf
wlielbt-r it' luuibor iuuUuu. It's m tin -tMng
ruitol, aityli",
Mr. C. Ajul Hupkiiis, you aw very
iu'uiiii.i vo !
Aunt II. Ii!i)'iiitivi! lsw 8ak, J
bt-arthe chihl u!k ! Nhmt, wht hurui Liu
tier be iu tryiu to liiil rout whit vour
nciglibors have got for ilimi'T? I niaii
to put m my bouutft ami run uc t id
ec. I kuww they've jrt u)l uumpiin'i".
lor I iwh the hirwJ gal throw the pariu'n
out into iho yard.
Mrs. C Iluu acrotis! Djr't Jream of
ichatLia!
Auut II. Well, I'm ajfoin' up sUir to
Ct my specs and have another j."""' l'ok.
anyhow ; for I'm jest tly in' to know whether
it's laaib or mutton. Lam) Mike ! what's
tba use of liviu', ef you cau't know bo
vther fki live? Exit, u
Mrs.C. Aunt tlopkirs! So 'Bone!
Dear me. she does worry me terribly !
Wkat will our neighbors" thiuk A' ui?
Euter Katy Doola.v, l.
Mr. V.. An.l i it U : anI a ery lot
iu uno t Your cousin bat tent you a new
bonnet.
, ICity. Ii It In thi leltSer, mtm !
Mr. C. It ll co ning br etpreu.
Ktir. 8 irv, h miht I-i I it in tholt
ther. an I in npim. Wul will I !?
Mrs. C. Wait patieotly notil th bou
Dt nrri.
, Kit. Will Cirniliut c wroi wi l it?
Mrs. C I lliiuk OJt. TU rljlMMUHil
wiH bring 't. ,
' K ty. S ir. t ilWt Wftir the Ixpnti
mn I 't Cifnaliu I wint.
J Mr. C. i Tbi eo.wl '6f f iirt tevrot -
rr arTdcti'intt. ira. jjHjpl-t vJ . "
him KimedivT f '
, Kat. K in HrT yis, , m im. II,i
toul.l me, W u!J I f an I I at-i I hi . Y t.
Wh it will I il i with th 1 1 -uh t. m mi f
M-s. C. K-iilt with yo4rtr nmr.t
It tS iM b pr. ci ui 1 1 r hi.
Kuy. F ith. tlii i. I ll pit It i i thf
ilni bunk with mi niii'T. I'm ob
liiltye Mm. C'l p;r, 'Uin Ify.u
il I'-, w'ut w t t nt I it i 1 1 1 I ttiwr ?
J!rs. C. " Y nir v-r niihiV,
Wul 'ov- f r v' lyi i',
(Jt-u ili-M U'i .".
" Kitv. O. 'I i-i t. m 1'a ii I Yf' m ic
n b'uiS wi t'n n't im I Sail. ()'! it
I rj i r ItrliV. wi I til liii niiiif, ii C r
iniiH'i! O'i. iuj!i.i! i:"i an ill m
l.id lidH.cnhi! litn.i.
' M'. () S w- nr t b vj rt-i t i.!' ue
b ui-liu ti"fan I! W II. K it i' a u" il
iirl. an I 1 !; wi.l -t a jj.l hi-ho I
U well us u lid Im:iujU. 1I t, I.
Ivd'.er Au r II rtct , it., wit! a bi i l i
Aunt II. It's ni itto.i ! I waidetHrniiu
e l ti Sod ooiif. a id I hrt-! I sw ihai
uir Juiifs bov a pliiyiii' iu the street, and I
Hke l hi it wImI hix f .Iks l a I jft lor din
nir,au I Iu suid luutlou ; an I no I'm "t
iti. d on that uir p'iut. I wmidvr what's
iu thli 're baud!vx! I saw that nxnre-s
C trl it'it) her -, mid tli.i ru in s iid it was f-i
1U:4 Kittv tiin-bn! ; nf cinrsf, An i
ns l.ut-r. I di woiidor' whafc it it!
(Op.-i: Ux.) Well. I .:jlard! A ;j
riiiaii new liuiiuet ! ( Takes out a very lure,
ah liiv tiiiu ..e I boimut.') Ami sich a bd.i-
n.-t KriUon an I lao. tl iwra and f..t;li
i , N.w. that's iuit what I call a taH
'.un.ift! I iin-iiu t try it iU. nujui
'iit ui cni!xioj. Liw sakes! hen
c :it s kitty ! 'T m't ila U I i her know
I'vj !uj!i aC Ii r ioi..;! (I'uti bmaei
LL-k i.itd aa I plajji it Uual ta
la.;
KiUr Kinr,
KitM. O, auut II ;AmJ ! wLereV
UI'ltlUT?
Auut II. Ltitd sake! I dou't know
no noire limn the child unborn !
Kitty. Ota. u.! 1 1 re arc Yr.-. Fa--looe
a ltd iJoracduiu up the i leys! What
shullldo?
Aunt II. Why, let 'em iu, of course I
KillV. II.ij my ioiil.et Oiiiujyet?
Aunt II. Indeed it lias!' An I sioli a
I dylo,
I trll
liptnent in move the pIsrM w.iter 6f our ainainairt with
oeaoiy;
Kii'ty. O, I'm so glad! Hit where is
it?
Au il II. I w:i there behind tlie taole.
I Iniu'l Uc'ih I it ; o Jy jeit toa!t u peep.
Kitty. I'll lot Miss D.ra seo lh.it some
people can di-s us well us s uno other pen
pi . Aunt H-.pkins. you must iiianaf to
draw iiitetition to nty new bonnet hi!
the visitors are here, to 'ivo mo au oppor
tunity to show il.
Aunt II. Why, I'll take it right foul
th" fust thine. '
Kitty. No. not tint w-uld be too ab
rupt. Manage to snaak of h uu4i ; hu.
do ujt sh " it uu'il th-fy auk to see it.
Aunt II. Wol', I gues I know heow to
do K geutselly.
Enter Katy, l.
Kitty. Two la lies to ss you, miss.
(C'r.xws to k) 1
Kitty. here s m 'liter, Ka y r
Katy. Ifyoa pl'nse, mam, may I coomej ' Kity. Gone N;the hut.diei's, nAo.
"if- t
Mrs. a CcrUiuly, Katy. What'a the
amlier?
Katy. If you pl'ae, mam, T have s let
tier; sad would vou pl'as" ralo it for me?
Mrs.O. (Takni letter.) C rtaudy Katjr.
ft tn your lover?
Katy. Indade. mam, I have no lover.
It's my cousin, mam.
Mrs. C. O, yout cousin (Ooens let
ter.) Light ov my sowl !" AVhy, thi.
cannol. bo your eoii.-io.
Katy. "ludade, indade, it hf.gur"! It
ftu'y the iusinivutiu' wav h has, mam r
' Mr. C. (Keids.)" M Bewitchin' Katy!
aod how areje's, nnyhow? rI laka my
piu iu band t" li'l y's I am yurs. io nood
liilth aud sphii ils ; and it's hopin' yo's the
tame, truly 1 The p'ulslioi 8 uv my heart
are beatin wid the love I bt ar ye's darliu'
Kity ! th frireet flower never mind the
,J"t-t.hat iver bloomed ou t he family tree o v
ii'l DooUn, ov Tippriry, denrl and oi.rf
this nivm years, blis hi sowl I ami hyw
eye's? AqV by the same tkcn that I
ye's ranch," I siud by the ispriss,
freight paid, a new hiiooit, which my cu
'D Biddy Ryan, for my der love, have
wsde for ye's, tharmin' Kaiyt Iotan !
Wsnr it Dixt ye's heart ! Anl ifyoa jf''
t befwre this letther coomes t Land, ye's
"y know it is from
Your evir sighiu'
WiJ love for ye's dyin',
Cui:.valia3 r.YAir. .
' . If Vo's Jou't rexave this letther,
UtJ ute word utr mi,utb4)r. the uau who
itches fettnoit.' Tdiat' very loiig
Exi, R
Aunt H. But. hi's? Wul. I do hop.
she'll git some mutton, for th' .Tones Iims it;
and wj otiht to bd as genteel as our uei;;h
tiors. . ' .
Enter Mrs. Fastosb a d Do ia, U very
eljiaotly attire I.
Mrs. F. My dear chill, how do you d?
Kitty. .(Sitakintr bauds with her, and
afterwards with Dora.) I'm diduhted t"
SfO you! Hope you are cj i.ite well, an.'
Dora.
Mrs. F.. Q'lite well areu't you Dora ?
Dora. Quite, mamma.
luUy. Pray be eeated, ladi.n. (Thy
sit oil lounge.) Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Fas
tone.
Aunt II. (Steps over ami shakes hands. )
H'ipiyou are pretty well, ma'am, and you.1
too, miss, though you do look awful deli
cate! A:id how's your husband? He's a
broker, ain't tie? "(Sits imockiug-ehalr.
and kfers it in motiou.) ,
Mrs. F. Yes, Mrj, Hopkins. Mr. Fas
tone is a broker, engaged day after day i.
the busy vortex of fluctuating vtUr ries
Aunt. If. '.Veil, ( wyr h-arn tell ol
thet business afi -re; hut I B'jiOfe i-'s pr- ii'
a' le, nr you couldn't afford to dress so. 1
that a silk or a p pliu you've gi t on ?
: Kiitv. Brings her chair; sits, c.)
Auut llopkina! Jothpr bus stepped mr
to make n ell.
Auut II. No, she haiu't; shes ouh
gone to tha butcher's.
Kitty. Aunt Hopkins I M..FiWt ne,
what is ibe nens?
; F. -.Wll, ' really -uxMfs;. I
lAshioitshle ooii'ty is there. Dirt?
li ra, rwhtnif, mammt.
Mrt. F. NoiHtn l,fe, notblne to
b ar, in i hi ot Vi w -nr it thero, D.ra ?
Dora. Nnthi'ig, mamm t.
Aunt II. Nothing to wear I Yet. then's
b wnets.
Kitty. Aunl Uopkintl Mr. I asUne,
yon er rttlt Mtwt.''
Mi,F. Mn II jikimtp keof hotfie s
I W.- been - ditappointeil I , Tliomptoti
bid a prfc" lovo of ft InoiukI
tSftt I hid quit- to rny li-urt upo for Do
ra ; but it it iTTte, and the poor child is !
otost I. r..k it-lien rt'd am't y u, Dora ?
D ira. Q U mam an.
Kitty. Ia-rt verva-.rrv fir b mvi-U ar
t i iine-l to nu l i it nee-t v.-rv mnm
irplex d aboil 'lint, rnvt-lf. Tf-T are
vef W in uip!aM ; it i air of r-ft tetuent
a-"'it I' ii. .
Mr. F. N if. w'.ftVv -r . t'ler , D..ra?
D i.rt. N mi , maoint t.
Kin. I'e jut bid ft new one .sent
lie, but it d t't sui in ,
Aunt !l. W iv. K'i y, b.w )ou tilk !
It's r"l r l -t I
Kit v A m't II p:'ni! Il i no" wh it
I wm-'el. bu Tlioopii s til it wis tin
ii t -tvlis'i shu I. a I.
M r. IV ,T!iomps m ! Di I yo.i g -t It "I
rii'dixo ?
Kitty. Y.'i, nil my bonnets c.niu frmi
f bom moil's.
M F D.let rres.ei. !
Mi ll II (J imp up.) I Hs'in v itto
yo.i fulit nil. lis an eltguut ouiiuei.
(Q t ba ilbjx )
Kir v. Auut II tkint !
Aunt II. Ne. don't ftu-r Hopkins me!
f..r I'm iroing to show 'em j-t how it. look
on yer j set still; lor it theies Htiyinine
ri le myself mi. it s showtn i.ir a nuniiei.
(Slandi behind Kilty, puts the bonnet ou
her bead, und ties it.) There ! ain't that a
i-eao'y?
Mrs. F. WhvJ what a hor ft hand
some bonnet ! Did you ever see anything
lik" it. Dom?
Dora. Si' ver, wamms.
Aunt II. That's ti e stvle. mrm.
Jrs. F. UeiHv! I want to know!
And t'os is Thomion's incut sivlish lxu
.et I Keallv. ibe fashions do change !
Did you evtr. Dors ?
Dora. Never, mainmn.
Kittv. fside, I d i b Heve they nr.
Nu'1 inrl An-1 II k in. Icmn-t g t it
..ff ! Y -n've t'ed il in a bar I kno !
Mr. F. It's very becnuing-Un't it,
D .' i ?
D ira. O. vrv. iiHTim-i
J! F. ( Aii l- to Dirt) What 'a
llre!d fi iirht I ,
Don. Fii 'lit ful mamma !
M-s F. I b'li.'v- w m W bJ m vi't!J.
f.r I in'i-thuri v to Tho-np-o .'s and rtrdor
iu-t ii'h a bimiiei fr Dora, (iood ihiv.
Ynu have such u chanu'uig tast'i hasn't
site. Dora?
hi broken rff by ibU
will mtke ntetlt 'of lierwfiiy, abwwHdi
fitht'-naMe tw-l. tv, al -b nwwe i bumlU
In my d'm an-ie vl I t i dri,, , i
Mr. U Ah. my hil ). yu in b b
ler sa'Sfie. with, vrntr do-Woo, at yn
if.w older, ami see bow frivd.is are th
demin I tit fialiion, snd hw littfe bsppU
nmril be oh in I by livish illnly.
And I think ihi l.J'w a lyentuie. tli-liCh
a seyrr lKon. will be f tr more f.h.fltable
llitu thdriow'sbvi f thxt Invnf bobnot.
, Hatter. , ,(
TmiTT CoILkok, April 4, 187U.
Mr. Fsinii:
Dear Si : At last I aenl rny ttna
WIT ubntit Kilrtor. I liUVP pteparotl it
for.tlio jircat. I want it jnilil;s!i'l
will tny iiitntfl t it. It required
much rcaonrcu mid ciilculatinti to
pr -vo niv imniti'uni. I nttt riitlit, nnd
I know it T'i' Prayer i
wronjr. Vur Altna-iao Is tho only
correct otto in tho oiintry.
Ymir truly,
1). CllAVEX.
lI'MiTlillllHliHi'isiUMI '"mm. . i . , "1
eit wtir. Ihl-ik Hitno tho k-NiiriiHtiu fl Apri
Ii ;Mrt, Kiti'Sit iiH Ka. Lr ceor."N whli Ibii tiw
Dora. Ch'itmiiie. mtmnia!
(Thee
bow, an.l ex'iutt.- I... with their hammer
Uriels t" their mouths, endeavoring to eon
cenl their laughter.)
Kittv. (JoodiUr. Call aumo. Iho
I KASTKR.
Tho citflic of cipi'ii-m ni tn tin
true titno of F!uster fur 1870'. Im di
cited vnrioiH explanntinns, notto of
wliich seem to bo sati-fnet'try. In my
opinion, tlio ileHitiati'm of Aptil lGth.
nceordin to tho EnglNh U-iolc of
C-initnoir IVaver, U erroneous, and
April Ot It U tho truo day.
Dillercncos of .'pinion ns to tlio true
time aroso tlnrinjr tlw first ccntmy.
nnd so serious was tlio omitest, that il
va deemed essential for tlio Council
of Xico A. D. 325, to settle tlio matter
decisively. That Cmincil passed t!u
f.ill.nvin resolution.):
1. Kilter sliail everywliero bo bo
nn to bo observed on tlio first tiny ;
tho Meeli that is, Sunday.
2. Ea-der slmll bo on tlm Sunday
that hlniH next f..!ov, imincdi.itely
lifter tho IburtcC'.jt'i of tho nioo!i tliat
s'.i.dl folfow next after tho verna
eij'iitii'X. "
3. It 5hnl! ho referred to tln J)is' op
d Alexandria to calculate every yar
itcfording to theso riilen. when the
tea ivitl shall heL'in.
i'revioiirt to this time tho E istorn
Chitrtheji koot Fnstor on the Mill of
tho month .isan, convspondini; to
the Jewish Passover; tho Western
htt-d'ul things! They an laugh":; it' nie. , Churches Wnitcd till tho Sunday fd-
Crnodui-a irrHcious! what n frk'ht J This
i- not my bonne.'. Aunt Hopkins, you've
ruined me! I ohall bo tho lamthine -stuck
ofihe .whole neighborhood. (Tears off th"
bonnet.)
Enter Mtw. Cumin, k.
Mrs.C. Tlivotho Fastiine ene ?
Kity. I hope so. O, m"tier. s-ud nunt
Hopkins home; she's made ntd look ridic-
this
a boiiu t
An it H. Well, I 'declare!
of trvin-.' to nvase fulks I
MrJ. C. Is tnat y ur bive of
K'Hv? ,.
A'itt-." No. in le -d ! Aunt II ii!:ius,
where dhl vou g-t t'iU hiteful th'ujr?
A-tnt II. ut of th it hiudlnx.
A'ttv. (TA'ces u i the . ov r.) It's
.ca-kol "Mis iTatv Dm'ai" You've.
lowino;, .; By defect in various cycles
used to determine tho tit-ie, hatred of
cveiy thinp; Jnwisli, lianl lini'ss of
tho priests, and obstinate seetionnlisn:,
theru were numerous discrepancies
and couteslH during the following
thr-.-e It iiii'l i e I years. Finally Vielo
ri.nis, u Pres'oyter of LiiiioeH, com
po ti'ti ed( some of tho oxistiii"; eyelet-,
0 ""8 I t ininjr ii new und better one. This
was improved by Diotiysius a Roman
abbot, A.. D.'. 527, and was finally
adopted iu Elmjland, at a connoil he'd
at Whitby in Yoikshiro A. I). 6(U.
Those who claimed the li'Nisan, ir
respectivo i f tho day of Iho week,
i .. .. i !. I
ii'iue a preuv ni .i n ; . i .1 .1 e cj.
A...,t H. Ske aW.t- h'e tl,, hired I " 'lHTity the nsa-o of h ..
.al'! Well, I never!
Mrs ('. But 'vhers the bninet you
.i't 'rom Tliomosiin's ?
A'atv. rOuile) (). mirhr! that
ver I sh"uhl say this day! . .
1 n" r KTt. n.. bobbng in her hand an
eo guul bonnet.)
The.n im stin?y bl.n'ksrur 1 has "int me
tins wlnsn ot n iKitinet. tnal l li uiver gi- , r- . . . ' r
,.,,,.. ,1 . . " ft'f tho Nieeno rulo lest wh'-n I come
01 my ii' a 1 , u mo.
A'iiiy. Tha.'s my bo net!
A'atv. I it. in -ado? ami perhaps ye's
he a ther claiming tbd let her Cornalius
fivmi hiot wi I it.
Mrs. C. No, uo, A'uty ; there's a little
mistake here, fh is is ynu r bonnet.
AT'ity. Faith, now, isn't that a darling,
jis'i I l5H wear it tochuroh to morrow, sure.
jFTiMy Put it on now, A'dy; und th-n
tak this wisp of a bonnet, a you call if,
to Miss Thompson, sith my compliments
Aui tbll her I have decided not to keep it.
Mrs. C. Why, 'AniyM ih ught your
hert was sel upoc hnvu'gTc t
AHity. So it was. mother; but I shall
never dare to weHr it, after the ridiculu
ioptaraic I hue just tua'e. It's too fin
or m". My cotihceiice gve 111 a lirle
lin e as I a- coming h m. Send U ir
ry the mo'ievnr bis new suit. My old
lMHo,t t L' Quite g..Kl enough for me.
Auut H. N ow that's aht I call a
'elf-d.nyiu' ?al. I'll fix it up for ou j
.or if ihnres any hinjr I pride myselif on
'loin , it s fixing tr old tar neU.
J hn; the supporter of the Nicene
1 ci-ioti, 'pioted St. Peter as inf.ilii
hie authority. Oswe', Kiny of the
Northumbrians, h presided, asked
if it was ei rtain that St. Pete held
the -keys' of heaven, Euins; answered
in the affirmative, he Haid : '"I decide
to tho trates of- h aven, Peter should
shut. tllein airainst tile "
By this decision tho Diouyfian cy
cle and tho Niccno rulo were cs iib
liahed iti Enluud, and aro tho , basis
of tho cajculations iu the book of Com
mon Prayer.
By tlni Nieeno Cjred, and in ac
cord therewith tho fifth rule of the
Council i)f Whitby, the first ; Sund y
nfter tho 14tli of Nisan is1 Ejstcr,
c hic h is ; tho samo as the first Sunday
after thcl first full moon after tho Ver
nal Eipi'wiox Tho Council of lUiPby.
added, ;otitrary , to tho t ouneil ;d
Nice, thit if the 14ih Jisau wtia on
Sunday,! tticn E-ister 8:;ut.lcl to ;Uj
Sunday f following. Tina year the
ra lit!i Itisioi bewail March 20; Aril
!8th I l i? 1 Ith, and tho follow inSun-
A'o Ami t.viti' Ml new one.-! - No
i thank yv, ft'iutH-yk.ai. Il.afi;jr l2a , liUh t!w mxz dytte il-atur'
' . , - '!
rtl yili u
IcOHQ U4-
Wjtiited sixth
ruloj' of WbltfSy i In 1717; hi iUma
wat pnullhc AcfoMni' tO'thcu
mYft ti' tletrrtoitio tbi' churth dsy
f.'i'oA-cr iu hutrhir,d, ibis schenie puts
Kistcr 'ori Atil Dili U I87i. "8e
rjriJcanx'a Connexion, " Wi. 2, Jnigo
1C3 ''' ": " ' ' ! ' 1
' I nm awaro i-r tho 'prclcndcr rnw
that says t " If tho full muon alU nf
ter twclvo o clock on Salnrdny hlgbt,
it in to bo considered at Sunday, nnd
Eater i to como on tho Sunday ful-
lowing."1 ThU rulo U absurd and
without authority it it not supported
by imy culciidar, nor any other rulo of
calculation. ' ''
1. It is absurd. When tho moon
full April 8, Ilia titno is ditlcrcnt at
diUVrcnt places. It ii 19 o'clock 11
iiiitmtMi, P. M., nt Jcrnsnleni 7:39 P.
M.. ut rciid-iti ; 2;30 P. M., at Wash-
it.gt -ii ; 11:81 A. M., nt San Francis
iii ; 9 A. M., at tho Sandwich Island.
Hence by this rulo thero would bo
two E istiTt, except in Idaho nnd Las
tern Nevada whero thero wouM bu
none at til'.
2. Thero it no computation of timo
that make tho dav begin at noon, ex
cept Astronomical. 'Astronomical
Sunday duos not begin till 12 lit noon
of our Sund 'y and, heneo by this tho
moon is full nt Jerusalem itself thir
teen hours and forty-uino minutes be
fore Sunday begins.
For' hundreds of yean after tfio
Nieeno Council, tho calculations were
tnado at. Alexandria and Homo by
Roman tiin ; und by thij tlu moon
wu full at U uno M.iroh 8. tlireo hour
and thirty two minute beforo 'Jun
d iv began. 1'y cvvry kn.iwu ralo of
caleu!atiin April lCth is erroneous.
Tho wlmlo matter is explained by
thisr bo table in tho Prayer book
i;ro incorrect. The, Juliau year by
wh'ch tho prayer book is caleulato I
vxccL-d t!io foh.r year by which aU
matiacs lira made, nearly ouo day i i
ouo hundred years, in. I at t!u expira
tion if 'his century ho gojde.t num
ber in tho prayer book must hu moved
f. rward ouo d.iy to repair th. error.
Assuming tlio prayer book correct or
nearly so, at beginning of this centu
ry, it is now wrong by at leant twelve
hour , and tho lull moon f illing near
er than iisijal to tho dividing line, tho
prayer hook mi-sed tho canonical E.is
tef by one week.
According 1o Toinard and others,
Christ was crucified on tint 3rd of
April at or near 9 o'clock a. in : dark
ness was over the land from 12 to 8
o'clock; ho died a I'utlo afier three and
was taken from tlio cross before. 5
o'clock ; lu lay iu tho tomb during 4th
of April, i.ud arose on tho mo.niugot
the 5 h. Hence,- Easter ou the Uth is
four days beyond tho truo anniversary,
a d tho 10i.ii is still worse.
B. ClUVEN.
II 1 . 1 .
a rw nons tf i i
..; " .-i'7.Ji
Moro Cad bj C''tir-tH "it's
lard laWr. :
.,,'HrlnraaiuUl.mUtf!i4pp4r, f -
' Oattlii iTnlgx -iha larvl and g'Jl
loiy. bucnniir they !i nt.tr l.arj t i '
Irantp 'i irrcat apaco t t'l . tfi':i-
Irantp rcat a tpac
:s
'Let Uin4 rrpj!rL
4 Lfti fencing - v ir t va
lott trotting atlfr cawi an.l IiurjsV; ",t
Lcsi trnrk at tho rmth.'i s.l '
t Fewer whip moth oritur jt
Stronger team. ' . - " 'ir
., Hoti iitaunro and let need for if. '
A tlmiilu to actloil. "
A prmtctioii alnst Winter' frosts" -
and summer' beat 'f
A Rood vxainpUjto'; cbilJrtn atut
t eiglibor. ..
, Keep? (ifTalicrift rind bnxzanlJ. . ...
Stops' emigration. ' ' ' ! '
lKlucca money tvt book,' and
timo for leading-. v ,
Also, school houtc and churclic., , .
, Produces timo for travel, to lecturJ
on economy, and preach tho Jospel. '
1'roducea suciabilitjr and Loapltali-
Makes a paradiso of a barren, plen
ty out of poverty, and a blessing; out
if a curse. ' .
Tho bam i filled, tho dairy i fillod, '
tho purso ia tilled, and tho soul is nil
cd with grafitnde. 1 ' ' ' ' "
If tho reader will reflect, ho will '
discover that tho number of good rea- t
sous why, tho farmer should improve
his, land i aliuoat iiiniimerablo.--
'rcra on old pnper of 1801.
. ' . . .1 -
A Moutt. Wjflt A i'pulur vstayUt . .
writes as fulioaa t , .
. At I wect up tho utw Maasa road th
other day 1 nit a ragieX aUut uu I ratlur '
ttirty woiuan, w.'thaluige ahailovir U sirt-,
ou bur Ikm.L la it lay hxt bunUnJ, u lit .
llo abbiovhited us to bis legs. The wonia.i
asked a!.' 'falls of Dlogeuea lu bis tub I -ilow
niuit the world look to a man In a
.basket, rldlug about on lib w ife's beadTr'1 .
,-he put bhn dowu bolde tlio read, iu tlu
sun, and uluioal In dauger of pasMlng vehic
les. I supsisj ibo htfctlouato crcaturo '
thought If bo got u tf5w injury lu this way - '
bis value ia the Lcgar-uii ket- would bo , .
Increased. , , .
' " TliU custom of carrylug oue's busbaU I .
on the bead I4 a b. t'.ict baa auiiKthtuj Ij
leooiiiinend it, auJ U au cxbibltlou of faith .
ou tho 00 baud and of devotion on tleot.i
er that is bcldoui wet with. It is at ie tt a . ;
new counnenUry on the upostollu renin rU ,
that the man is the bead of tho woniau.
Tin-: Jkaxub. lu Iho ei'iuimu.lty at
large, and even among men of great luti-l-lue
, there sjems to bo a serious ml concep
tion of tho (J rauge movement. Many suppos.)
tliai ills tliosaorn duty of tho l'atrous ot
Husbandry, melt uud wotueiirt wago war
0.1 tlio inereliaiiti uud small tradesiucu
Nothing cm ho ntoro errojoous. Mernbo;s
of tliiiUiau e aro "cUller idiots nor uuiear
ncd Tools. Tho Orange orguiiiz itieu Ima Uo
veloped the fa t that tlio very lilgliest order
oftuleni.. iliv' pi'otoundest learning and tlio
up t solid suites. nusisliip is aut ng tiio
Patron?. Men of every calliug und pro
fession, when they h vo gathered wisUotn
or grown weary iu their owu peculiar busi
.110 s, sok rtfpontf and recieatlon in Ijo do-
UgoO of a tarm. lu ev ry Orange, tlioro
I'o e, will bo foudd meii w II versed lu the
taws of political economy, and uo one is so
igiioiuutus but, lo know that human socie
ty is made up of iiecessury tradeo uud cal
lings, uud all are so Interwoven that each Is
a necessity Courier Journal.
Lovrj vt tvfciN'ri7UH.-Tlie love of ud
veutuio is often us strong In girls as boys,
uud uuro Isuo doubt it .s fostered by the
seusa ioHai I ttraturer pnn i led for youths
by story pupers etc .. young girl lu Chris
tun - county, Kentucky, wltbnioro Mmauce
tuuii oinoiou sen so lit bereouipoidtiou, cut
utt'lier pretty brown curls, iliessud 111 a suit
01 her' erotlter's e othes mid started, clan
Ui atniely, ou loot, for the ilhiclt Hdls , ttlie
wiw bruve toeueouuier whatever hardships
In tliupe of travel r Indians might bts I
ber wuy, and vis.ous ofgoiii p'udis led Ler
clK-eii'diy 011. Butslioliad not reckoned
011 t.mi Indiana torua 'o which ou the very
Uf.-t niglttoCiicrJouruey came up with br
on a very iiciildy mud, too.; ber iu iu cut
brace, uud M.J.'vl her r-uad and louud,
over uaJ over.'t'ur -MiuttUilii'it leas thiiu half
a inito tihe returned homo U-1 day, a
uiJIttr4arsr,i.ad sr jitf-. ' '
Sulphur.- There U no remedy and us
sist uitso easily and chcap'y obtained, s
haruils to tlko fowls, nor to satisfactory in
its results as sulphur. It cau bo admlub
tero to tho fowls l y having It iu a small
box. so that they can be'p theniselye, of
by mixing It with their foodouoo 1 week,'
or us oftdii usihereare indication of ver
min, reiiettatlnguiitdofs, to every pait
of die svstem, all parasites ur rjulekly uud
turely destroyed, also grapes are said to lu
prevented In ehlclceus. "
Applied exteruid'y to tho fowls when oit
UJst, or the nest i'r.elf or mixed with tho
s dl lu the dusting bat.it U dually efllo- -eious
lu destroying verudu.
To bo used us a purifier of buildings, b ia
neces ury to remove the fowls, closo" tlio
house, mix u little salb ctro with tho sul
phur lu au Iron vessel, and apply a mate.t
to iho mixture. ThU should be douo early -lii
tho day. and lite doors and windows H-
terwards left wide opeu until evvuiug . fvr
vetitllatiou. , , ,
Ciajlj Uf. As tho warm weuther of
spring approaches, do not fall t glveyour
poultry houses and roosting pens a tltoi- ..
ough cleansing. In tho cold winter day a
tho droppings will freezo olid,' and may re
malu In the pen without lujury lo the fowl' . -Uut
us warm weather cornea, they uiut b 1
removed. After removing ail tlhh, nweeu
lug tho walls nnd eelllug, aud uiakinj tbj -house
us clean as possible, get aa old boa
pot or kettle, till It with lWoo.Ua, av6 it b '
the twuitry house, and put oj tho oouL-,
one jtouihl of sulphur, eldoO up doori. win
dows ami ventilator-, and let the au!phuc
bum out. This will dialufeet housa
uud kill vei miu. After thk gi vo U- woU -uud
celling a good thick e at of whitewash,
uud your po Ury boue will le fieh, eleau
uud Imatthy. This may be dooo at aa ex
pense of thirty" cvuts and a half day's k.bur,
aud it will prove time and utouey well
s, eui t'hickeu cholera and kn5en otbec
Uiseasea .which prove fatal t poultry.
my, in a great uwasure, bo pre'outed b
keeping cleuu ioullry tpiariera.
Tweuty-o e tales have igui Jed u io
teniioo Vi p;iril ipaie io io
(jreeuia k C'onveutHia ift.lcd i' '' '
Ju-liaiiMpobs. May 17. aiiMiig lua '. "
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