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. -mil, ruy, ti.'i-i'ila.n. joral'i.
K'ti-tif 1 m tli ltrtni jW,
infill nu a tniUiN.
TLe draw !ng-room at the Kenta was
n large lt'ilt, ! ffy upartnieiit, will
furaialied, to the unuaJ iw-iUiiOO of
that f rm.
-lvi l -8rjM in m to iinJrT foot, c-hc
rluili ciiftxi tiiiiiuml with nutique
liu-, tlr!"'"! tin baj-vnucjow. plunti
-oril rhaii" were invj'uig! i'i'IxwI
.trouuJ.
Ali'l tlie Vlvf t jiftf 'i' ir'
Mfiiti u must lx) tutulv of the y
ttr nhiit a htnigKln Hurt- hud leen
to obtain it.
Never tii 1 victor in a mighty Lattle
Mgh morn oouU-iiUvliy over lui aucooi
lhan the onlr datightor of the hoaao of
Kent,
"Pohliugtloora are out of data m-
pi," ahe had avowtsl iuiplonugly, inie-
noay.
iNO OUO ItHn tllMUl UOW. lilOY UTtt
viilgar, iitartiitio.
Weniuat have a porfitrr, cnuiaou
)Iosli, to match thu fariiiturc.
'It will look ho graceful, you know,
tiling from the e!ouy xle aud gold
iags.
"Well. 1 must have u. inpa: so
re'a uo tue talking!"
when Mms Kent put ilowu her
witb that euergetir- fttaoip there
use taia ng, aud her easily uiti-
geueralJy, with quiet
1 his chcqae-Dook.
d looked at it approv
1 . ;.AaA offtfrk
e of the bij plush
wilt;
soft, light wtapper,
. ;ttle v' nothing so much
e of contradiction,
Of-ing for her dim-
Kent.
Hfr adu irers ended her a beautyilvatU!
fneudd a joliy- little thing; casual ao
.inaintanees, stern old maids, and jeal
ous girl companions, pronounced her a
t.o!i8h, dress-loviujr coquette,
Dress-lovina?
Who would ee a womau without the
thousand bewitching vanities of the toi
let, nnd a desire to look her prettiest?
And too mauy admirers will give a
pirl the title of coquette, of ton without
the sanction of her own "conduct.
She snugged around a little more
contentedly ia her chair, as the door
opened and her cousin came into the
room.
She was a tall, rather good looking
j;irl, witii a pair of nandsome brown
eyes.
She held a broom in ber hand, and
had a " martyred expression on
ber
lace.
She carried a certain high tragedy air
. . .. . j .i. -i . 1 ,
rr
1 UDd
A
3
e1 ...A.Anli!
'into tne commouesfc uomim ui nuiuii
iife, and dusted a room or cooked a
custard witb ttie half disdainful haugh
tiness of a dethroned queen,
Iiovely!
"Isn't it Francos Eva?"
The demure little Philistine, who
usually succeeded ia spreading for her
self a bed ot uacrumpled rose-leaves,
nodded toward the plus a curtains.
Tae other contemptuously ignored
the r. mirfe.
"With whom were you last evenins
t :,.Ja-fc -i nnlf?" in a frentle in;rrxT tone.
V, jTOi ii. mm n j
"I went to the Queen's with Fred
Halleck." .
She uncoiled deliberately, and rose
to view nereelf in the mirror.
- VA small face, with a row of curl-pa-
-." . nors arrw rha ao.l a rair rt wviia
mw mm i vow uv ivmmivwu mm uuv
chievoua, h-xel eyes, a straight pretty,
impertinent nose, and hps that could
charm with the most enchanting of
smiles, flickers of modern, shallow wit,
and occasionally saucily spoken slang.
"CaliiJora, are you going to marry
Fred Halleck?" .
"Marry?
That depends.
"His grandmother fabulonsly weal
thy, barbarously eccentric is dyin g.
"It she dies loving him financially,
yes; if ignoring bin financially, no.
"There lias tha case in a nutshel.."
"If so unfortunate, who will succeed
Lien in your favor?"
Why, that '8 bo, Frances Eva-I for
get to tell you, about him the gentle
man I met at Mrs. Slassbrook's dance."
She turned from the mirror with a
sudden flicker of ambition.
"He is so handsome, Frances. Eva, I
danced with him three times.
"He asked permission to call, and his
name is Silbert Richar dson.
Oh, I had almost .forgot ton to men
tion he ia as poor as the proverbial
church mouse. " .
' . A week passed, during which Miss
Callidora Kent, taking advantage of
Mr. Halleck'a absence by his grand-
mother's deathbed, laughed and flirted,
j atwJ w :.t V the ora ith Laiiion
hi'frt iiiuariioa.
One uo:.i'i2 he m rsBoatrl, and
1iovd inti tl frrn'jt r5or, where a
brvLt-ej"! httle airen, io th nnl art
fnl of motuina outaa" isdu-
toulv feeding t-r oldfiih.
He wa dM at all dia lent or bashful.
thw hwiiUcme lV Ueoin to whom pret-
tr Mim Kent Lad kt hrr Lirt. he
cam; to the oiut immeIiate4y.
"Callidora. " h aaid, "will you ttar-
f v lae?"
The m l ra g; the door and
lh-re ww the tjin&, of fjoUU m the
LaIL
.I am very aorry," h aaid, ii a
choking row and iuleod he was "I
a hi aorry, but I can't."
"Why not?"
"Don't ak me," imploringly.
Hut I wtll. Are yoa going to marry
Halleek?"
"I ("ilppo? BO."
' And yet you l v me?"
"YeM," with a big &ob.
Then you hve .eu the morning
paper' '
"Ye."
"And know that Fred llaileck is heir
to all hi graudmotLer'n iaoue" he
oontinuetl.
Hhe nMldl.
'it that why you ure giug Uj mar
ry him?''
"Yew, that i why," emphatically and
angrily.
"Thank for yuur candor," iu eoldest,
lohtet tout.
And like a slenuer, black coated ice
berg, exit Mr. Kichardaon.
"l'Ieae, Dinm," shrilly inqairel Jem
ima, the maid-of all-work, popping a
grioning faJe iuni le tlie door, "did you
see Mr. Halleck?"
"Mr. Halleck?
"So.
"Did he 011?"
"YeH, mum."
"When?"
"Hon t the same time aa Mr. Ilich
ardaou. "He went into the back parlor, sayiu'
he'd wait until you was disengaged.
"He's gone now, muni."
"Gone! '
Yes. mnm. "
She flung the Jiidiiu8 curtaiu aside,
was just a line scrawled on u
orn from a memorandum book,
andVngon the tab'e.
It Fred's big slapdash hand and
reat 'as follows
I r The plush Krtere is something
ueVT, is it not? It s very oo iveniant.
- "Halleck-"
JVlis Kent sank down, stormiiy sob
ting out remorseful words, and bitter
iJeneficiaT tears-
"It was-U that horrid plnsh . por-tiX-el
X
"lie could nTer have heard through
the dear old folding-doors.
"Oh, my goodness!
"It has sent awi .the man I love,
and the man wfio lotsp me.
lift
"Oh, how I bale.
"Papa!" imperiously commanded
Miss Callidora Kent, threo hours later,
standing tear-worn and sorrowful eved,
in her father's office, "send men im
mediately -to put up the folding
doors!" "But, my dear- "
"It's no use talking, papa I mupt
have them!
'Yes, I know the plush jtortierts
"But I neyer want to Bee it again,
"I hato it there!
"Folding4!oors, papa vulgar, mas
sive, hea-v, and three feet thick!"
V .-
Hint 4 For Roy.
Avoid that which you see amiss
in
others.
Follow the examples only of the
good.
Keep your ears open to all that ia
worth hearing, and closed to all that
is not. . ;'V.,:
An older person's experience ia of
no valrfe te you unless you profit by it.
You are not building on the future,
but on the past and present.
Evil communications corrupt good
manners.
Nobody wants to deal with a double
minded boy. '
Be industrious ; the world wants boys
who are not afraid of haVd, steady work.
"The empty vessel feakes the great
est sound."
Some boys inherit good fortunes, but
no boy ever inherited a scholarship, a
good character or a useful life.
If you would be capable, cultivate
your mind ; if you would be loved, your
heart.
Never excuse a wrong action by say
ing some one else does the same thing ;
thi is uo excuse at all.
A iiew test for goid leat was accident
ally discovered at the Farred Venetian
Art Glass Manufacturing Company 's works
in BrooKlyn. Bv the Farrell process the
leaf is placed on the incandescent glass,
which is then blown. Tne expansion splits
the leaf into beautiful and fantastic forms,
and the object is thea flred, covering the
glass with the vitreous material. In using
a guaranteed .99f qiahty of old leaf, the
workmen found thai the expansion separa
ted the gold from the copper alioy.and the
object was ornamented with gold and a
handsama ween tho tv.j i
due to the oxidltion oTthrpper
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1 ""1
TL rty aix -ar a there Uved to
that pl-fct httle town down Lh river
called Sorel very tilUe it a Ui-a
a youth attel a mAid-c. Tbe bMam t4
the youth waa George Ueaapr, the
name of the maidtu Muy Atxi Prce.
Tliry tloiiged U familiea of tarjdrrate
cixcumUC a. He with the atrrbfUt
and Jerotion of Lmtmt young QAnJUoud,
lovwl thla yooug maiJi, u4 wooel
her with that e&rntnMi which only
auch a lover can. He m given ev ery
enoiKiragement; mm, oiue aay, actually
aooepU d ; wa eoogrmtuia i ng hiclf;
at JcaAt, ou the amouth coursing of true
love, when suddenly a rival appeared,
and everything for him turned bmck.
The rival wa one Jacob Savage, of
the same town. Pretty soon ahe aud
Savage were marrie( aud settled down
in the place, and then young Beaure'a
hope died out. He tried to work ou aa
before, bnt could not. He closed up
hii aff.ura, and started to the far Weet,
toward which so many adventurous
spirits were aUut that time phapiog
their oourae.
From that day to within a few weeks
ago he had not hat foot in this part of
Canada. He had worked hard, saved
carefully, prospered and laid up prop
erty worth at least 8200,000. He had
never marrieL He was getting up to
ward sixty years of age. Several weeks
ago he took an idea to come back onoe
more to seo his friends, aud he started
Kiat. He searched out relatives in
Sorci and Montreal but found few that
he remembered. He inquired for the
woman, who, as a girl, had so many
years before thrown him overloard for
a rival. They told him that she Was
widowed; her husband had been dead
many years; fhe had been living Heve-
ral years in Montreal. Ho went to call
upon her; met her, and then He found
her getting old, in poor circumstance, !
with several children, but that made
no difference; he saw only the girl of
thirty-six years before. Oa Sat urday
they were married by his Lordship
Bishop Fabre, the wealthy bridegroom j
being content with no other dignitary
than the highest in that pirt of the
country. He has bestowed all tne
happiness .that wealth and ai,'jction can
npon his bride aud her children, and in I
in the Black Hills.
1 'r aod Dumb.
A woman who got aboard the E tstern
Ixaund train on the Detroit, Lansing A
Northern at Howell, Michigan the other
day was accompanied by a big dog, and
after the train had moved out a passen
ger walked bace to the htove and asked
of ihree or four ycuug men sitting
around thore:
"Can any of you talk to a deaf and
dumb person by signs?"
I can, though I'm out of practice,'
replied one.
"Very well. I wish you'd go and ask
that woman oyer there if she expects
friends to meet her in Detroit'
The young man walked up to her,
tapped her on the shoulder to attract
attention, and began a series of gyra
tions with his his fingers which attract
ed the eyes of every passenger in the
oar. The woman's eyes opened and
hex jaw fell with astonishment, but
after a minute or two she colored up as
red as a leet and called out:
"les, I've got my dog under the
seat, and if you mean that you'll tell
the conductor on me I mean that I'll
hire someone to pitch you into a snow
drift if I have to mortgage my farm!"
The deaf and dumb language chopped
eff right there.
A Home-Made Barometer.
Take a common glass pickle bottle,
wide mouthed; fill it within three inches
of the top with water, then take a com
mon Florence oil-flash, removing the
straw covering and cleansing tha flsk
as far it will go. into tha bottle, and
the barometer is complete. Iu fine
weather the water will rise in the neck
of the flask, even higher than the necK
of the pickle bottle, and in wet, windy
weather it will fall to within an inch of
the flask. Before a heavy gale of wind
the water has been seen to leave the
flask altogether at least eight hours be.
fore the gale came to its height An
able bodied man can make one of those
barometers in a day if his stock of
bottles hold out. If that fails a fair
ready made article can be purchased for
seventy five cents.
Tb Wouder of Water.
The quantity of water used in Caicao
last year was 24 150, 000, 004 gallons.
Taikinz of tnis Coiamiaaiouer Cresier said
the water would lorm a cu of 1..47S f.et;
a river 200 feet wide, 15 feet deep, and
204 miles long; form a canal 20 feet wide
ana 10 feet deep from New York to San
Franciscoi. 3,038 miles; cover the entire
city (34 square miles) to a depth of taree
and one half feet; but the quantity would
equal only about one fourteenth of an inch
oj the depth of surface of Lake Michigan
20,000 square miles. The weight of
the water equaled 100,403,000 tons. The
distance traveled by the fly-wheels of the
pumping engines, representing 333,182
mile, would girdle ine earth nearly 14
times. The water would fill 7.000,000
miies of 4-mch pipe. 6,500 miles of a
foot tunned, and 16,000 miles of 7 foot
tunnel. And yet Chicago is not a temper
ance city.
I . ',,,, ;, L .. j .... : . ..... , . , ''.,-'( ! ' ft n i a
Tt tUt.l of U Lrwt". 114: tjfe:
the loarawv Vj bf si-st-iaijcw
miltrr, ia tvdiei4 by t fea&Uer of
vLwti tb asaxkH Uinut
th-ojjwlv es everywhere ..spot., hrr ;ia
Uu. Each ot; ehufiis;- iwf!rtrw over
ail othr. attd rotai ruIU tv-fts
mrvki, with tae exirtditare of Um
time mud atrength, thaa anything ever
before offrtvl fof aaie. It would be
tnterestinx to kin the siaoual drawn
annnaily fr-tn lL Htrr . tiiuch eta
-,ring wotuajikiad. by thu oue chw
of tcrUcitw; it roald uo ful to rrmrh m
pretty larg. figure. If the prpr
tin tvmllj do -rf rcu Ut they prosa.
If they clewu the i!vr j lurkr or bet
ter tli a n the u btut-ai commonly urd
and if they buttow a " lnllijuut and prT
msoeut olih, mM mny f them prcfoM
U do, tLe nioiiey rieut on them i not
all wan tel. for hat la Utter wrth
paying for than tht which rrally saves
time and labor? The two fenaaxieutiy
valuable poM.-iouj t'f mmi, and the
tmaia of all wetdth aud velfare. 1-t a
consider for a moment the work which
a cd silver polish L to do. If sil
ver is only soiled by orilhary ue, it u
Wt cleaned by c.-vreful whing and
wiping, with brink runtilng with a
piece of chamots hkin. A tew drops of
ammonia addet to the wiU-r in which it
is watdied, will aid in the prooeiw. Sd-
ver doen not uvtsl mbbicg with iowder
as often as ut comiaoulr thought. If
time, or exposure to huh treatment
and to foul gaMes lias kft a tamnh
which f aib to j-ield to this care, it is
because a thin tilm of some chemical
compound of silver has been formed on
tae surface. (The dark stain of the sul
phide is well known.) Ia Tomer to re
sUre the trightness usnch a dLuxtlored
surface, it is neeeensary to remove the
objectionable film, and since we knew of
no safe solvent for the dark Halts of sil
ver, which will not as well dissolve the
metal, we rcunt report to friction. For
this, the sn'iHtanoe lined must Ims en
tirely free from any gritty or sharp par.
tides, for the soft siJver w easily de
factni beyond renietly.
A gfxxl siiver jNilish has then io fulfil
three conditions. First, it must be
cleao, free from any grease, and it may
ontrt'M irM"ui alr'iol, to li
away any greasy lilni l.'ft in careh1"4'
wttshing. Secondly, it must notu111
any chemical which can bar" the met
al. Thirdly, it must ooniu a very fine
powder, free from aj grit or sharp
grains, which will nevertheless be hard
enough to remove by gen tie friction,
the stained surface. Three substances
fulfil these conditions rouge, whiting
(the purified form, sold as preci pita toil
chalk,) and infusorial silica, often sold
as electro-silicon. Of these, whiting is,
perhaps justly, the favorite; and if the
practice of one good house-keeper u
followed, namely, to stir it up with wa
ter and carefully float off the fine por
tion and collect it on a cloth, leaving
the coarse grains behind, it is probably
as good as any powder need be.
Of one thing the housekeeper may
be sure, that in nine cases out of ten,
whiting, more or less pure, or chalk,
will form the basis or her fifty-cent box
or bottle of Bilver polish. A little or
ganic coloring matter is often added
when rouge is not, and the liquid pol
ishes contain alcohol or ammonia. No
alchemy has yet obviatad the need of
care and knowledge on the part of the
housekeeper, and she must teach gentle
handling of electro-plate, musk not al
low the direful clatter of the knives and
forks and spoons, so often heard, if she
wishes to keep the surface smooth. She
mupt also look well to the material in
which silver is wrapped when it is
laid away, Tissue paper is best, and
Canton flannel is ntxt; woolen flannel
should not be used either to wrap sil
ver in or rub it with, Eiaca sulphur is
used in tha manufactura or dressing of
flannel, ane sulphur in til its forms is a
tIdswhieir'irS"wJli toTteer-v from ooi
tact with silver.
Ba-tasJnB- to Jxjaeese.
Two or three years ago a Jersey City
pension lawyer took the case of a widow
who wanted about 2,000 back pay,
and the papers went to Washington, to
be hidden away among the cobwebs
until some clerk had nothing else to do
Lut examine them. After three months
had passed, a young farmer called to
ask about the case, and regularly every
ninety days; since that time, he dropped
in with his:
"Well, any good news for the Widder
Jennings?''
At his last visit the other day, the
lawyer replied alter the same stereotyped
fashion, and added:
"Do you live near the widow?"
"Only one farm between us."
"And she has told you to waich for
the money?"
"Well, not exactly that, but I've
kinder taken it upon mvself to do so.
If the Wilder Jennings gets that $2,000
before the 1st of April, my Heart is
going to yearn to marry ber. li she
don't git it, I'm going to marry an old
maid, with twentv-one acres of land
and a yoke of oxen. I wouldn't have
come in to-day, but the widder she's
a winking and the old maid is loo Jong
party as a bed of onions, and things is
beginning to squeeze oh me."
M"rt ' 21 Cb.W! trai-T Mt : 1 aa
jUiC miUvt Mao. Sa lUrsj-4i f f
f grml t ii4rs ar. Tuts W to s,i-'
1
W Lv kt U. !i,-t ijrtUi4
j bpeio mint was (Lrd u part
1U
j w jttM. 1JU Uh ratal lt,m
j rworcit . sale. ltrtr ula f.lars . 4
; diad, irei a-u arU, f ty-t
lirrti, eiUt- t--a, Cflf-ail
rajaoJiaLu fc4jrt of t(tt. aa4
afWa picons w mu U a;rt. .Noar1
every OU t4 lU lmrmm im S ttUf
j of the ; t5t disUiipn&d tsu' : ta
LL world. Vi'-rn MargwnUi, U laaJy,
T - a l a
prarU ail I rtillafiU, rrpr eut
garland of Mire witn a ltu tut
a ceutre pjv," Lj1 Lx JJ
brvthtir -in la, lit I u i - U A o U.
offered the lravi-t in "or m ii ra
richa. with a aapphire and a brUhanU
TLe three fine brvjueh In the furci 4
a wiugikl dragon "are the tnl-uts .f a
itaaaian prince-," aM an tlnjtluh
rmce, who will one dav l-e an Huiluh
kiur, gave tha "flue Indian braArlrt In
euaaioled artll. repreM tiUng a at rprLt
with two Lead. tMiru;-hel with n o
dlamoiitbi aud rubwa,' a eli aa an
other trine of au "In lian bn lean."
dotUd all over ith fi-im'i notUinrs
in emerald, rubiea, and -riji. I h
pretty oomb in fiaely wrrmgnt f4l.
representing an "alh-r Tic" troi',iy .f
mnlj ujJ tragelr," with ," -t-t
Hu tu , Miu Sara' own device l"natn,
was Lmile de (jirar.Un s Laiiiliur
acknowledgement of a life like portrait
bust from her Laud, Kataiau ladus
gave the "collar in bnllianb', rubu.
emeralds, and other clored stouea;"
Canalin ladion the "flue cellar of in
anl twenty chaton in brilliant," a
I aly of Vienna the "iK'alut formtof
a great black iHjarl," while 'admiring
Americans stand in the artiU" faithful
memory for the m-vea very lare soli,
tairs rnidpeude.1 to the "collar of origi
nal form," which in other prta of it
structure is a fine oonfaaiou of brilliants
ami rose diamonds. Five young Eng
lish ladies contended, or rather com
bined, tor the honor of offering another
bracelet, and Prince Domiduff gave the
apphire and brilliants act iu the same
form. The house in the Avenue, de
Villlers, with iu brouzos, atatuary.
with the artistic spoils of half a lifetime
of taste and opulenoe-r-is a till It-it.
KIT riabiag;.
For dashing sport and constant
excitement there is no kind of northern
lnck-fishing so entrancing as is sea
trout angling with artificial fly. "Ha!
he had it then," we murmur, as the
ahapely silvery creature leaps wildly at
our gaudy lure, and the unkind barb
is driven well home into Its palata; and
while the boat rocks on the dashing
waves and Donald vainly endeavors to
get her head to the wind, whirr! whirr!
away goes the swift sea trout toward
the cpn sea. Yon hold on, and set
your teeth in the face of the wind.
while up into the air leaps the fiah once
and again, and then runs off at a tan
gent and springs up onoe more, to fall
like a ball of silver on the creat of a big
wave, if our heart is in your mouth for
moment, but all is right and the line
is soon seen cutting the dark water to
one side of the boat "Now, Donald,
the net!" Whirr! away once more darts
the trout, once more springs up 30
yards away from the boat into the
sunshine, shows its gallant form for a
moment; then there comes a slack line,
and you know your fate. "Aweel,
Sir," says Donald, "snufiiug" the while,
1 jist thocht that was ower muckle a
troot to be ta'en. She's like enough
the witch troot that Sandy 31acFarlane
saw leaping like a flying-fish i' the
moonlight roond and roond his boat.
Sandy had been, ye ken, to Craigtl
lachy to meet the men, ana Ladna bu
twa dram? when," etc This story is us
good as any other, at all events to solace
yon for the disappointment; so you
suffer the oil man to teii the tale of the
"witch troot, and then he too has a
dram like cis hero Sandy, after which
it will not be his fault if you are un
successful. Nothing is so snobbish
and detestable as to spoil a boatman by
overpaying and giving him too much
whisky, but a true sportsman and gen
tleman is alwaya considerate to his
gilly, and when the boatman is old, and
a specimen of nature's gentlemen like
our gillv Donald, a httle extra kind-
nes, and indulging him in a "crack, i
with you now and then between the
' 'drifts," gives him as much pie as are
as it will give you profit. Sueh a man
looks forward to anmmer, whn "the
gentlemen will be coming," quite as
much a the latter long for their north
ern holiday.
rhe proposed enlargement of the Suez
Canal now occupies the attenu 01 r.ax
li&h fpeculators, and there ara many jare
schemes proposed upon tLe calculation
that tne interests of Bnusi enterprise wiil
in the end be 1 rotaoted. The general
width of the waterway is a little over
three hundred feet, and one susetko is
that another hundred feet should be aidL
But against this it Is reasoned that the
heaps of sand formerly taken out would
hate to be removed, aud rt U a debatable
question whether it woudJ not be a less
expensive design to dig, aaotner and inde
pendent ditch. It i pointed out that the
present canal would greatly facilitate the
latrcducuon of another, redudti the out
lay in a number of wsyi.
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to thkftl i .iiu the f u.. f ft-. :
the MX I fttn'i.nj, a.'ii a tx- Mi'iU)
tftkift a th -a- t ! pi t..'i o and ) lir
i!t x a.. t.fiii up ii'i u ant! pi.t iti
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opa-ranr lii ) i!! Ii a iaiy luur
al the dati, yixj k ii 'ttn piattwti arvl
a 1 114' ti,s
chine.
'I trTe i rn man li kn nt ttm tUan
;Le ju:icti"ii a-tit, a'anjl t ryiUm. if
you can 'olf tlraw tiiu out. 'I tioju
t'jur traiui a lay stn at hi Ui and
th-y only Hop f . r a ri.inule t i-i i tt a sjh
par di-vi! lii ha g. A to ara-t ff t!a-ft,ti
fi-iit i in Li finn-i t f f a trn f iimhui ut.
lir awldrt SM-. iLe omdiM lor a "J.ui," or
tieor ," or J 1. 1 y," and mk a Ufa m
aliow of interest aa l"p a a i,ai m
l-r:n: ill wisii Lvr alKT.- kM't
"N't 1," and if '. o ia t n( to (
time, lie may aa iieU at'U'. rail
road shefc a, aud you untfirtr tt.al he
huoiiyf the marke'. when tne iliivrt art
he hasn't rot eleven d !lar kfi fr m bt
ItAl mooiti's taJary. If he wa fiiir,anil
did. not seem to ova the rovl, t m w.ud
like hini, IhjI whifi he ir.uU J'i, mwl
treats you as tL'-Uirh Inf arttiftUon w
wirib more than yir lica-t, j"i ha e Llrn,
and if you altouid har there aa U.k of
promising tiiii) to a taJi'-n wi.ere
was ail boiia. you wnill want to per vent
it. I here niay tie anr rule ty wbicH ih-
croaaat man on a iiie is given ao l::l
JiDCti'U.
Miaiiaat.
The oa ial crxp f,rt f'r IMi of a
portion of MarlUL snJ the a?j n Trt
ritorle of tLa.- l'ar,acijai utliaal La
Iwn iasueti. It is co,pikl fr jen laf
malioo cuIUy-u-.J r:t.rijs.l v by tLe p
masters of Ue vaf -uv I i-aaJitie, tiuty
four di-tri't U-in,; rcpreaeou!, cru,ri
ir.4t about oucdo'ir'Ui tne wtoe area ot
setlleiuc fit at the preei t tirr-, Tb arr
aire yield l ftbor to i- V Uai. tb nj
tiushela to the acre, aU, Cf'.y one and a
Lai; barley, thirty -er&t an-1 Lalf. piia-
toea, two nuD'Jrctl an J wtrulj Htm anl a
tialf, turnTps. one tbiuat;. fiat, 'u-u.
rye, twenty; thirty-v ven. Tne ac
reaKe umW mUivatioo in tbe eifbty-f'rjr
dtfttnets rt-prescoUxJ i 472 77 j wt-, Lc
average numr of cattle lo ear j art lie lb
neveral dietrw"' i -tiiimil ai orrr forty
bead. Alt-totT the re;rr; it a tu nA aa-
tiafacUry one, 1'A l-speks a f ttjTal
state of cooteatm ;uf an I pr jenty mm mt
le antler. T)r CanvLaa sal I aciSc
Kttlway Cjcn;any L ow rwnj;",d tu
main line, some f'.'l ui;!s beyottd V mot
pet; a d 114 mijrt on iU awtbwiS'-cTb
bran L, and oi a-a3 it mill bve up
a ard of l' zx -r A i1 taroib lb
fine ran ry, tb'is pty t aeth ers rely
CotniuditicaUon Wil ti-. Ktxj-rn 4r.a- .
A'Uajretber the Canal au I'm .Cr. itaLaa
will bv aoit i Ti'Set of ra:'aaf 10
opcTatoo aloott iu u .e line by wt a 1
tumo, A a.raaga l.atr aM
Any one familiar witLtLat prt of It..
in bch stand, the n-fi'jri.eyisl mm of
tne Uaihv of Caratalia, fn of tbr l-oelu-at
aod la-at dewwale sXs wilii.o the rty
wad, w-jti'.d y tt vu the U-at jr4:e
spot in all H Hue that a camte siwl
select as a p ace ib wn.cti Ut gtte a dinber.
And yet a dinnr wat actuary ivro ad
eaiea - there a few wrtu ar liJ pef
ftoua. It was f tven by the muax:pa!i:y to
tbe exbiLitjr at the Cne art eiuii-Wa
The imrgo-X Lalt Lai been covered wilb
aw nine perhaps auwual a'ver the naa
ntx of the Coliseum iu the days of aoe.ewt
li nut aad was adorned wna L-aoUqjC.
wreaths, Leraidic devices and rtrppalc
lioes it p'aur ot all tb- crest art w xks
thai Lave fea 1am la tne treasure-b.use
of aculptore. It was 00 Ums Up of tbu
ruin, a every one kuowa, thml BLeLey
wrote hu 'Pmoe.heua L'nbovind.'' The
uvuauoa cards to tb Lnoer wrre mataal
in imitation of a It -man lnscriplaOor aod
the menu was io c's cal LaUn primed
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to tLe t aniMTS a) weaisva 1 u mm
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(tit J ial luui'Kfiara, ), I pr
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bar bv wtnle jiftr, wkia-S U s varLy la
ter, 4 nj wuur a-d rl ry;4t I rj )
tyw lb arrbiUat,ts sal luuibrftai -
io ,Vt tf Irwia tvat were V & i" t'pM
.n l'io iaf liai M bisb) ;ti
tbd tv UtmimmaM mrr a ui a .aa u.
Jrst day on wbttt Ihf mnm w-l I a
lb v ry f oufailau nv
I araaatf a4 VaStWv
A travrr trlis ILw fuU wttf a( y '
tLe a ay ia wbmb oum Uw icrrartaaj a
a Ua saitV jf a taaw 1 , wainta. a
rt tine sibos. tul kLfa tvifrt t
!.ir niLtj ia Lb4 p v.i. T tui(i i
j-roMi.ll iff a Mixtatf W ka-, u.t
(tae rsveavxaa taawara, avsl tlaar ga'4 I
uarM st ftifttUt by a aativs areaal mnh a
iarC Oj evetwr la-s U4
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tS a bUlft ftbl fUl Ciiftbr.1 ti Vaaj
ki ii L.ui tbs sstly w.ii s Li 'f t
4tL Wk of Lis awa. AVa ti
'A0Lt Lim up al rv aav wUi Im-.
1 vr Mil day Uas LJy wa twmi part y
-ftita, axk) as tiaft Vrry vl-p tu a.
t; or. a! tarr rrayU. IL4 arcarvj vr.f f
be sr.taj an raTVl oS a ba'j r
a la. L .a 18 Lb :a.i. at Lb A 4
taSC llT. TiC faAava tot f lftibj as Jk
uj and tWaU- zy Lrf, aI iner ' 4r V -
s ibbak4 us a tery Lvsvy rbsv
p'r aod t Ubkca T was
'Ura laatard Croviy ba lr. aat a Uut
puof frea txavak was faaUaJ k Lb
cu rx , iAt Lbat taca sa aiWartipbr I kt
iak it away, ah wd d datakjr tb
piarw acJ rtcwiva brata UvktA, TtaS at
uyjrauax Uawy f jua.1 a paatw of tvar La
B Uas ft-rad tuoml U? ra iXvai f Ua a,
Ukd Uac at tap was art as a ; bal U
nail oiM she Caii Lat k a&J btt itf
a aron1 n.at oa f iari at tbe fW A XUj
aVxkvlc lUs catwa scan! wi s
a onrai sad k'. cvew. VtvoaiAaa It
Sunt Ler doa. Tvs tracaij ix 1 1 a
place CI1 wilb ta.1 crass, aavi. cLjm(
around tktt, akrw! adraaooa. oatj tsr
or tbres of tbeoi Lawrd a fowl, wbaw
Uaey ad Crad aa J av.tl Lr iata; y. It
provwj Li b a tcsak, aai sae sal tf;
deo'Jy Leea dans; f-X ta plfpM .tf
procuria fwii for bar yMa.
Hnae tnea ia tasrruv aosk eoapaay
ratiarr tLaii a evto.(xbtXa.